Mohammed Yaseen

Mohammed Yaseen is an Associate Professor at the School of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences. His research focuses on biomaterials, nanotechnology, and surface biointeractions, with a strong emphasis on biomedical and environmental applications. He has pioneered studies on antimicrobial agents, drug delivery systems, and advanced material characterization using techniques like neutron reflectivity.

Yaseen's work bridges physics, chemistry, and biology, targeting innovations in responsive biomaterials and nanomaterials. He has collaborated with industry leaders such as Syngenta and Unilever, aiming to commercialize research outcomes. His contributions include over 50 publications and patents in areas ranging from surfactant design to ozone-based decontamination systems.

• Recipient of the 2023 Award for Innovation and 2020 Stars Award for Research Enterprise.
• Active in interdisciplinary projects, including drug delivery agents and sustainable waste solutions.
• Consultant for companies like TV Research and Oxford University Press, advising on formulation and editorial reviews.

His research portfolio includes developing engineered polypeptides, carbon nanotubes, and bio-graphene for medical use, alongside advancing gaseous ozonation technologies for large-scale decontamination. Yaseen also explores synergistic antimicrobial strategies combining ozone and surfactants, with applications in healthcare and environmental protection.