معرفی
Dr. Mohammed Ismail is a Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at the University of Hull, School of Engineering. He joined in 2022 with expertise in multiscale modeling, renewable energy systems, and electrochemical technologies. His research focuses on enhancing hydrogen fuel cell efficiency, membrane distillation, and carbon capture via molten carbonate fuel cells.
Education:
- BSc
- MSc
- PhD (EPSRC/Shell UK-funded on hydrogen fuel cell porous media)
Research Interests: Dr. Ismail’s work revolves around innovative designs/materials for hydrogen technologies, multiscale modeling of fuel cells and desalination systems, and carbon capture solutions. He has published over 50 journal articles and holds patents in these areas.
Grants & Projects:
- £165k EPSRC grant for low-cost hydrogen conversion polymers (2024–Ongoing)
- £12k Daiwa Anglo Japanese Foundation grant for fuel cell components (2022–Ongoing)
- Co-I on £500k Wolfson Foundation imaging equipment (2024–Ongoing)
Awards:
- JSPS London 30th Anniversary Award (2024)
- Royal Society-JSPS Grant (2018–2020)
Teaching: Leads Thermofluids (Level 4) and MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering Research Project (Level 7). Contributes to courses on sustainable engineering and global challenges.
Labs/Teams: Active in the Centre for Sustainable Energy Technologies, UK-Japan Symposium collaborations, and serves as Associate Principal Editor for Fuel (Elsevier).
