Wadood Y. Hamad

Wadood Y. Hamad is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of British Columbia (UBC), affiliated with FPInnovations. His academic background includes a BSc in Chemistry from Michigan State University (1987), an MEng and PhD in Chemical Engineering from McGill University (1991, 1994), and an MA in Political Philosophy from the University of Manchester (1999). His research interests span applied chemistry with a focus on materials science and forestry-related chemical processes, likely tied to his industry affiliation.

Affiliations:

• Adjunct Professor, UBC Chemistry
• Researcher at FPInnovations (indicated by email domain)

Education:

• BSc Chemistry, Michigan State University
• MEng Chemical Engineering, McGill University
• PhD Chemical Engineering, McGill University
• MA Political Philosophy, University of Manchester

Research Interests: While not explicitly detailed, his affiliation with FPInnovations suggests expertise in biomaterials, wood chemistry, or industrial chemical processes. His multidisciplinary background in political philosophy may intersect with science policy or ethics in chemical research.

Awards: No scientific awards listed in the provided text.

Advising/Grants: No student advisees or grant details mentioned. His role may emphasize industry collaboration over traditional academic grants.