Adil Mounir

Adil Mounir serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Applied Engineering & Technology Management at Indiana State University's Bailey College of Engineering & Technology, where his research bridges environmental systems and sustainable infrastructure development.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering from Arizona State University (2022)

Research Focus: Dr. Mounir's work centers on the Water-Energy Nexus, Water Resources Management, Hydrology, and System Resilience, employing advanced modeling to analyze interdependencies between critical resource systems. His research integrates computational methods with practical engineering solutions for urban and metropolitan contexts, particularly examining how climate policies and infrastructure design impact sustainability.

Publication Trends: His 2019-2024 publications reveal a consistent focus on food-energy-water nexus integration, with increasing emphasis on municipal climate action planning and infrastructure resilience. Key contributions include developing graph theory applications for water network risk assessment and analyzing electricity-water interdependencies across U.S. balancing authorities.

Awards:

• Baily Faculty Fellowship for 2025-26

Professional Activities: Dr. Mounir holds an Engineer Intern license from the Ohio State Board of Registration (2018-present) and participates in the Faculty Center for Teaching Excellence's AI in Classroom Course (2025-present). His $7,000 Baily Faculty Fellowship supports ongoing research, while recent consulting engagements include work with J2 Engineering (2024), KBR (2023-2024), and the Oak Ridge Institute at AFIT (2022-2023).