Rate My Professor Jonathan Maisonneuve

Maisonneuve's scholarly impact is evidenced by numerous publications in prestigious journals. Key works include 'Experimental investigation of pressure retarded osmosis for renewable energy conversion: Towards increased net power' (Applied Energy, 2016), 'Thermodynamic limits of using fertilizer osmosis to produce mechanical work via pressure retarded osmosis' (Journal of Membrane Science, 2021), 'Thermodynamic limits of using fertilizer to produce clean fertigation solution from wastewater via forward osmosis' (Journal of Membrane Science, 2022), 'Energy from carbon dioxide: Experimental and theoretical analysis of power generation from membrane-based sweep gas permeation' (Journal of Membrane Science, 2022), and 'Fertilizer-based liquid desiccants: A novel concept for energy efficient dehumidification and water vapor recycling in indoor plant environments' (Applied Thermal Engineering, 2023). He is inventor on a U.S. patent for a Fertilizer Desiccant System and Method (issued 2024, assigned to Oakland University). Notable honors include the 2022-2023 John & Horace Dodge Engineering Award for Outstanding Research and the 2024 Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award from Oakland University's Graduate School. Maisonneuve has mentored multiple Ph.D. graduates, including Pouyan Pourmovahed (2022), Sarah Moussaddy (2023), and Sandeep Aryal (2025), many of whom have pursued academia or industry roles in sustainable technologies. His contributions advance the energy-food-water nexus, fostering practical solutions for environmental sustainability.