Mohamad Alsaadi

Mohamad Alsaadi serves as a Senior Research Engineer at the PRISM (Polymer, Recycling, Industrial, Sustainability and Manufacturing engineering) Research Institute, Technological University Dublin, where he leads cutting-edge research in sustainable composite materials and advanced manufacturing. With 35 research outputs since 2016 and an h-index of 15, he actively supervises PhD students and contributes significantly to UN Sustainable Development Goals through his work in environmental sustainability and clean energy technologies.

His research expertise centers on composite materials science, with deep specialization in basalt fiber composites, 4D printing, delamination mechanics, and life cycle assessment. Current projects focus on marine-grade composites resistant to seawater degradation, sustainable wind turbine blade construction, and weather-resistant 4D-printed structures using functionalized graphene nanoplatelets. His fingerprint analysis reveals dominant contributions to Composite Materials (100%), Material Science (100%), and emerging fields like Four Dimensional Printing (23%).

Recent publications (2025) demonstrate a cohesive research trajectory toward sustainable composite solutions, integrating material innovation with environmental impact analysis. Key trends include marine durability enhancement through novel acrylic thermoplastics, lifecycle optimization of renewable energy infrastructure, and shape-memory composites for adaptive structures. This work bridges fundamental material science with practical industrial applications in wind energy and marine engineering.

Dr. Alsaadi maintains active international collaborations across six similar research profiles, with recent media coverage highlighting his work on hydrogels and 4D-printed resins. His PRISM research group drives innovation in polymer recycling and sustainable manufacturing, positioning him at the forefront of next-generation composite development for circular economy applications.