Ahmed Youssri Elruby

Dr. Ahmed Youssri Elruby serves as a Research Fellow at Memorial University with dual departmental affiliations in Ocean and Naval Architectural Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. His multidisciplinary work bridges mechanical characterization, computational modeling, and applied engineering solutions across extreme environments and biomedical contexts.

Education:

• Bachelor of Engineering in Mechatronics (2009), Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT)
• Master of Engineering in Intelligent Control of UAVs (2012), Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT)
• PhD in Engineering (2015), Memorial University

His research integrates multiscale finite element analysis, extended finite element methods, and large-scale impact testing to investigate material failure mechanisms. Key focus areas include composite structures, ship integrity in Arctic conditions, elastoplastic behavior of porous metals, and biomedical implant characterization. Current projects address aged steel degradation from 40+ years of Arctic service (Kulluk/HMCS Iroquois) and UAV data-driven surrogate modeling.

Notable contributions include developing Strain Energy Density failure criteria within XFEM frameworks and extending Ramberg-Osgood relationships for metal porosity analysis. No scientific awards or student advisement details are documented in available sources.