Mohamed Al-Musleh

Mohamed Al-Musleh is an Assistant Professor at the School of Engineering & Physical Sciences, Heriot-Watt University. His research focuses on thermoelectrics, energy systems, and autonomous technologies. He leads projects addressing energy efficiency in extreme climates, smart automotive systems, and sustainable lighting solutions.

Research Interests: Thermoelectric applications in building systems, autonomous vehicle perception algorithms, and renewable energy adaptations. Recent work includes studies on low-temperature thermoelectric generators, pedestrian collision avoidance systems, and UAE-specific environmental datasets for AI.

His publications highlight trends in merging thermoelectrics with practical engineering challenges (e.g., infant car seats) and advancing AI-driven safety in transportation. Collaborations span energy laboratories and regional case studies like Dubai's university lighting transition.

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