Professor Mamdud Hossain
| Biography | Mamdud Hossain is a Professor of Future Energy at School of Engineering and leads the Energy Research Group made of 10 academic and 35 PhD students. His research interests include applying computational modelling techniques to solve some of the most challenging and interesting problems related to hydrogen fuel cell, tidal, wave and wind energy, and multi-phase flows for oil and gas industry. He has secured funding to explore complex multiphase flows from Oil and Gas Technology Centre, Net Zero Technology Centre, Scottish Funding Council, Innovate UK and the Carnegie Trust and many Industries. He has supervised 15 PhD students to completion and two postdoctoral researchers. He has published 28 journal articles, 34 conference articles and 5 book chapters. He is a Science Board member of EPSRC Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Supergen Hub, a member of EPSRC Reviewer College and an Academic Adviser to the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission. He is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Chartered Engineering and member of IMechE. |
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| Research Interests | Leader of Energy Research Group - Engineering Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Wave Energy Particle and Aerosol Transport Multiphase Flow Induced Vibration Separator design Computational Fluid Dynamics |
| Teaching and Learning | Thermofluids |
| ResearcherID | E-4599-2013 |
| Scopus Author ID | 17134814300 |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
| PhD Topics | CFD modelling of Electrolyser for Hydrogen Production Multiphase flow modelling through GDL/Channel of Electrolyser Anode Development of a pressure differential wave energy device - CFD and Wave Tank Testing Pipeline network for hydrogen transport Hydrogen blending for cooking and heating - CFD modelling of Combustion Flow Induced Vibration in oil and gas pipelines Erosion rate prediction under multiphase flows Sand transport in flowlines under multiphase flows |