Rate My Professor Gobinath Rajarathnam

Rajarathnam's scholarly impact is reflected in over 580 citations on Google Scholar. Notable publications include 'Optimization of a stand-alone photovoltaic–wind–diesel–battery system with multi-layered demand scheduling' (Tu, Rajarathnam, Vassallo, 2018; 88 citations), 'Life cycle assessment of disposed and recycled end-of-life photovoltaic panels in Australia' (Singh et al., 2021; 84 citations), 'The Zinc/Bromine Flow Battery: Materials Challenges and Practical Solutions for Technology Advancement' (Rajarathnam, Vassallo, 2016; 71 citations), 'The influence of novel bromine sequestration agents on zinc/bromine flow battery performance' (Schneider et al., 2016; 66 citations), and 'Cost-Normalized Circular Economy Indicator and Its Application to Post-Consumer Plastic Packaging Waste' (Tashkeel et al., 2021; 17 citations). His work addresses renewable energy optimization, flow battery technologies, photovoltaic waste recycling, and circular economy metrics. Additionally, he is Principal Contact for The Sydney Journal of Interdisciplinary Engineering, Editor-in-Chief of TSJCBEE, and founder of Mercularis, a startup advancing the digital circular economy.