Muhammad Jahan

Dr. Muhammad Jahan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering at Miami University. He holds a PhD from the National University of Singapore (2010) and a BS from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (2004). His research focuses on advanced manufacturing processes, including non-traditional machining, sustainable manufacturing, and hybrid additive-subtractive systems. His work has been supported by over $1.77M in grants from NSF, Ohio Department of Higher Education, and industry partnerships.

Education:

• PhD, Mechanical Engineering, National University of Singapore, 2010
• BS, Mechanical Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, 2004
• Postdoctoral studies, University of Arkansas, 2010-2012

Research Interests:

• Micro/nano-machining processes
• EDM and laser-based manufacturing
• Post-processing of additive-manufactured parts
• Sustainable manufacturing techniques
• Hybrid manufacturing systems

His publications (over 130 articles and 20 book chapters) emphasize EDM innovation, laser machining, and material behavior. Notable awards include the NSF MRI Award (2014) and Outstanding Paper Award at NAMRC 2012. He leads the Laboratory for Advanced Manufacturing Processes (LAMP) at Miami University, focusing on multi-scale manufacturing research with applications in automotive/aerospace industries.

Grants & Awards:

• $1.77M+ as PI/Co-PI
• Expert Educator Team (LIFT Institute, 2017-2018)
• Committee on Faculty Research Award (Miami University, 2017)

LAMP lab activities include student engagement in hands-on research and development of novel machining techniques. Collaborations with industry partners like LAM Research and Bullen Ultrasonics drive applied research outcomes.