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Professor Oubay Hassan is a Personal Professor in Civil Engineering at Swansea University's School of Aerospace, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. He has been with the university since 2002, advancing from Lecturer to Senior Lecturer to Reader before becoming a Professor. His research focuses on computational methods for engineering analysis and design, particularly in computational fluid dynamics (CFD), computational electromagnetism, and unstructured mesh generation. He co-developed the FLITE system with BAE Systems and Airbus, pivotal for aerodynamic design of supersonic vehicles like Thrust SSC (1997 World Land Speed Record) and Bloodhound SSC. Hassan has led projects funded by grants such as 'Advanced Mesh Generation' and 'CFD Technologies for Bloodhound.'
His career highlights include an MBE (1998), Catherine Richards Prize (1999), and Royal Academy of Engineering Fellowship (2012). He teaches modules like Advanced Fluid Flow Simulation and Structural Mechanics, and supervises PhD research in areas like Mach-Uniform schemes and AI-driven mesh optimization. Collaborations span industries and institutions, emphasizing public engagement through projects like Bloodhound's educational outreach.
- Research Interests: CFD, mesh adaptation, high-speed flows, parallel processing, and aerospace engineering applications.
- Awards: MBE, Catherine Richards Prize, Royal Academy of Engineering Fellowship.
- Grants/Projects: Includes collaborations with BAE Systems, Airbus, and projects like 'Unstructured Mesh Technology for Viscous Flows.'
- Labs/Teams: Leads Swansea's computational engineering teams, integrating CFD, electromagnetics, and meshing innovations.
