Qusai Al-Hamdan

Qusai Al-Hamdan is a Lecturer in Aeronautical Engineering at the School of Engineering, University of the Highlands and Islands. He holds a PhD in Gas Turbine Engines from the University of Hertfordshire and a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from Mu’tah University, Jordan.

His research focuses on advanced gas turbine technologies, including component design, thermal efficiency optimization, and data acquisition systems for propulsion systems. Notable projects include developing a computerized static firing test cell for missile rocket engines, upgrading Mirage F1 turbojet engine test cells with real-time data systems, and designing microturbine components for high-output power generation.

Al-Hamdan's work integrates mechanical engineering principles with aerospace applications, emphasizing practical solutions for energy systems and propulsion. His technical contributions span turbine component matching, compressor design, and acoustic noise mitigation in aerospace components.

He teaches courses on aircraft propulsion systems, hydraulic systems, and project engineering, reflecting his expertise in both theoretical and applied aspects of aeronautical engineering.