Dr Hossam Eldessouky

Biography	An experienced manufacturing engineering lecturer and researcher with over 18 years of experience in academia and industry, specialising in manufacturing processes, advanced engineering systems, and quality assurance. Skilled in curriculum development and assessment, with a proven track record of supervising undergraduate and postgraduate projects across diverse engineering disciplines. Holds a PhD in Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Bath, with extensive experience in Industry 4.0, additive manufacturing, and precise machining. Recognised for a thorough understanding of academic standards, student learning assessment, and program accreditation, offering a comprehensive perspective on educational excellence and technical rigor.
Research Interests	▪Role of additive manufacturing technologies in modern medical and aerospace applications. ▪Integration of precise and smart machining in the future of Industry 4.0. ▪Reverse engineering and its impact on the economy of developing countries. ▪Integration of manufacturing engineering in current smart materials technology.

Biography

An experienced manufacturing engineering lecturer and researcher with over 18 years of experience in academia and industry, specialising in manufacturing processes, advanced engineering systems, and quality assurance. Skilled in curriculum development and assessment, with a proven track record of supervising undergraduate and postgraduate projects across diverse engineering disciplines. Holds a PhD in Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Bath, with extensive experience in Industry 4.0, additive manufacturing, and precise machining. Recognised for a thorough understanding of academic standards, student learning assessment, and program accreditation, offering a comprehensive perspective on educational excellence and technical rigor.

Research Interests

▪Role of additive manufacturing technologies in modern medical and aerospace applications.
▪Integration of precise and smart machining in the future of Industry 4.0.
▪Reverse engineering and its impact on the economy of developing countries.
▪Integration of manufacturing engineering in current smart materials technology.