Apart from his work for De Standaard and Het Nieuwsblad, he contributed to Ons Volk and Ons Volkske, he made a special Suske en Wiske story for het Parochieblad (a weekly Christian newspaper), and he started to contribute to Kuifje journal (Tintin magazine) that published Hergé.
He leads analysis and modeling of domestic climate mitigation scenarios, and he contributes to work on the New Climate Economy, the social cost of carbon, and energy access.
On Sundays, he contributes to another body of work, using scraps of found paper to create collages, a collection of which will eventually appear in a book.
He contributes to The Huffington Post on spiritual and humanitarian themes.
Later on, he contributed to a Foreign Office department for anti-Communist propaganda, producing a pulp novel for the Islamic market.
On these topics, he contributes both on the theoretical aspect with many academic publications, and the practical aspect applications in power systems, electric drives, mechanical systems in particular walking robots, and aerodynamical and space vehicles.
Prior to MIT, Dharik worked at ExxonMobil Corporate Strategic Research, where he contributed to research on power systems modeling, life cycle assessment and also led a research program to study energy trends in developing countries.
With the group, he contributed to research on waste management issues in the developing world.
He contributes commentaries on a state radio network.
