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Associate Professor Saiied Aminossadati is a faculty member at the University of Queensland's School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering, with affiliate positions at the Future Autonomous Systems and Technologies (FAST) and Centre for Multiscale Energy Systems. He holds a BEng (1989), MEng (1994), and PhD (1999) in Mechanical Engineering, along with a Graduate Certificate in Higher Education.
His research focuses on thermofluids, mine ventilation systems, computational fluid dynamics applications in mining, fibre-optic sensing technologies, and gas management systems. Specific interests include porous media flow, underground mine ventilation optimization, energy systems modeling, and industrial fluid dynamics.
With 180+ publications spanning mining ventilation, energy systems, and fluid mechanics, recent work demonstrates strong emphasis on computational modeling of industrial processes. Research trends show increasing focus on renewable energy applications (solar collectors, nanofluids), mining safety (methane dispersion, aerosol transmission), and sustainable resource recovery (plastic depolymerization, hydraulic fracturing).
He has secured 16 research grants totaling $2.65M and serves as academic advisor for 26 research higher degree students (18 graduated, 8 current). Keynote speaker at international conferences including Mine Ventilation Symposium (2009) and Fibre Optic Sensing Conference (2015). Reviewer for 30+ international journals in mechanical and mining engineering disciplines.
