Mohammed Sanduk

Dr. Mohammed Sanduk is an Associate Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at the University of Surrey, UK. He holds a PhD in Plasma Physics from UMIST (1990) and has extensive academic roles, including serving as Assistant Professor and Head of the Laser and Opto-electronic Engineering Department at Al Nahrain University, Baghdad. His expertise spans quantum mechanics foundational theory (Rolling Circles Theory), renewable energy technologies, magnetohydrodynamics, and magneto-electrochemistry.

Education:

• Diploma in Telecommunication Technology (1973), Higher Institute for Telecommunications and Post, Baghdad
• BSc in Physics (1983), Baghdad University
• PhD in Plasma Physics (1990), University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST)

Research focuses on quantum foundations, renewable energy systems, and plasma physics applications. Over 80 students have been supervised in areas like offshore wind farms, solar desalination, and hydrogen production. His work emphasizes sustainability and innovative energy solutions, including contributions to the Centre for Environmental Strategy’s low-carbon initiatives.

Awards and Affiliations:

• Chartered Physicist (CPhys)
• Member of the Institute of Physics (MIntP)
• Expert reviewer for Cambridge University Press and academic journals

Teaching includes modules on renewable energy, solar/wind technologies, and plasma physics at the postgraduate level. Active in interdisciplinary projects, such as integrating renewable energy into Bahrain’s power systems and advancing forward osmosis desalination techniques.