Mohammad Aminpour

Dr. Mohammad Aminpour is a Lecturer in Environmental Engineering at RMIT University's School of Engineering, specializing in geo-environmental engineering and computational geomechanics. His research integrates advanced computational techniques, machine learning, and digital twin technology to address geotechnical challenges such as soil improvement, contaminant transport, and infrastructure design.

Research Interests:

• Computational Geomechanics (FEM, DEM, LBM)
• Data-driven engineering solutions
• Hydrogeology and ecohydrology
• Uncertainty assessment in geotechnical engineering

Key Projects:

• Optimization of wind farm foundations using digital twins
• Machine learning for slope stability and soil behavior prediction
• Groundwater management and ecohydrological systems

Industry Experience: Over eight years in infrastructure projects, including dams, tunnels, wind energy, and transportation systems. Active in applying innovative solutions to real-world geotechnical challenges.

Community Engagement: Founder of an Australian charity promoting societal impact through sustainable initiatives.