EU Missions 1 & 4 - Brokerage event and workshop

11 – 13 Jun 2025 | Ljubljana, Slovenia

Antonio Gómez

R&D manager

GFN - Universidad de Zaragoza

Zaragoza, Spain

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Helping to bridge the gap between fundamental modeling, industrial engineering, and implementable digital solutions.

My organisation

The GFN research group of the University of Zaragoza has extensive experience in participating in European projects related to the energy sector. Our capabilities include the following topics: Modeling national, regional and local energy systems Elaboration of energy indicators Analysis of energy data as a policy driver Calculating renewable energy potentials Assessment of social impacts Energy efficiency of buildings Integration of renewable energy in buildings Energy performance certificates of buildings Urban Wind Smart Platforms for the engagement of stakeholders Digital Twins
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About me

Dr. Antonio Gómez is R&D Manager at nablaDot, a Spanish technology-based SME specialised in advanced numerical modelling, reduced-order models and digital twins for energy and industrial applications.

He holds a PhD in Fluid Mechanics and a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Zaragoza. Before joining nablaDot full-time, he developed his research career in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), energy systems and renewable energy at the University of Zaragoza. His PhD thesis focused on renewable energy and energy scenarios and received the Extraordinary Doctorate Award from the University of Zaragoza.

At nablaDot, Antonio leads R&D activities and the development of collaborative innovation projects, connecting advanced scientific modelling with practical industrial applications. His work focuses particularly on the use of CFD, physics-based modelling, reduced-order models, artificial intelligence and digital twins to support the design, optimisation and operation of energy and industrial systems.

His current interests include industrial decarbonisation, hydrogen technologies, thermal processes and heat-transfer equipment, renewable energy, energy efficiency and the development of fast physics-based models for real-time applications.

Antonio has extensive experience participating in national and European R&D projects and collaborating with industrial companies, universities and research organisations. He is particularly interested in establishing new partnerships for collaborative projects related to the energy transition, digitalisation of industrial processes and the integration of advanced modelling and AI into engineering and operational decision-support tools.

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