Omar Hamza

Omar Hamza is an Associate Professor in Civil Engineering at the College of Science and Engineering. His research focuses on sustainable architecture, geotechnical engineering, bio-self-healing materials, and landslide dynamics. He has published extensively on AI applications in construction, microbial concrete enhancement, and geophysical hazard assessment.

Research Interests:

• Development of sustainable building materials using bio-based solutions
• Integration of AI for optimizing early-stage architectural designs
• Geophysical methods for landslide and groundwater characterization
• Environmental impact analysis of construction systems

Recent Research Trends:

Hamza's 2023-2025 publications emphasize AI-driven sustainable architecture and bio-cement technologies. His work on microbial concrete durability and self-healing mechanisms has advanced material science applications in harsh environments. Geophysical studies on landslides and flood dynamics contribute to disaster risk management frameworks.

Grants & Labs:

While specific grants aren't listed, his collaborations with researchers in Brazil (e.g., Hussain, Borges) suggest involvement in international geohazard projects. His lab focuses on bio-materials testing, geotechnical modeling, and field geophysical surveys.