Chris Menictas is an Associate Professor in the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering and leads the Energy Storage and Refrigeration Research Laboratory.

His research areas include:

• Air conditioning and refrigeration.
• Building heat load estimation.
• Energy harvesting using thermoelectric generators.
• Thermal morphing and wearable thermo-modulating comfort systems.
• Energy storage
• Renewable energy
• Microgrid system modelling
• Redox flow battery systems (Modelling and Design)
• Hybrid redox fuel cell systems

Chris Menictas is a member of:

• AIRAH (Australian Institute of Refrigeration Air Conditioning and Heating)
• Electrochemical Society of USA.