Qatar University - Qatar
AUTHOR PROFILE
EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS
Abdellatif Mohammad Sadeq embarked on his academic journey with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Qatar University, graduating in 2015. He continued his education at the same institution, earning a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering in 2018 and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering in 2022. His academic performance was distinguished by numerous honors, including seven distinction certificates for his B.Sc., four honor certificates for his M.Sc., and an excellency certificate for his Ph.D. program.
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS
Since 2015, Abdellatif has served as a Graduate Teaching and Research Assistant at Qatar University, dedicating over 1,480 hours to teaching various mechanical engineering courses and guiding undergraduate students. His commitment to education extends to his current role as the Dean of Academic Affairs and a Mechanical Engineering Lecturer at the Qatar Naval Academy. In this capacity, he oversees academic programs, ensures accreditation standards, and leads the development and implementation of academic policies and strategic plans.
CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS
Abdellatif's research expertise encompasses energy and automotive engineering, with a specific focus on internal combustion engines, alternative fuels, renewable energy utilization, and energy storage techniques. He has specialized in system modeling, simulation, and the design of hybrid and electric vehicles. His research contributions include significant work on Hydrogen Energy Systems, which plays a crucial role in advancing sustainable energy solutions.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE
Throughout his career, Abdellatif has been instrumental in fostering academic excellence and innovation. His work on Hydrogen Energy Systems has had a notable impact on the field, promoting the use of renewable energy and contributing to the development of sustainable energy technologies. As a leader at the Qatar Naval Academy, he has spearheaded initiatives for faculty professional growth and has been pivotal in maintaining high academic standards.
ACADEMIC CITES
Abdellatif’s academic journey is highlighted by his contributions to the scholarly community, including participation in national and international conferences. He has established scientific collaborations between academia and industry, significantly influencing the field of mechanical engineering.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS
Abdellatif Mohammad Sadeq’s dedication to mechanical engineering and his contributions to research, particularly in Hydrogen Energy Systems, ensure a lasting legacy in the field. His future endeavors are poised to continue advancing sustainable energy solutions and fostering innovation in mechanical engineering education and research.
HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEMS
Abdellatif has made significant contributions to Hydrogen Energy Systems, focusing on the integration and utilization of hydrogen as an alternative fuel source. His research in this area aims to develop efficient and sustainable energy storage techniques, promoting renewable energy utilization and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. His work on Hydrogen Energy Systems is a testament to his commitment to advancing energy engineering and contributing to a sustainable future.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
Combustion and emissions of a diesel engine utilizing novel intake manifold designs and running on alternative fuels 2019 (38)
Toward 3D printed prosthetic hands that can satisfy psychosocial needs: grasping force comparisons between a prosthetic hand and human hands 2017 (18)
Turbulent flames in enclosed combustion chambers: characteristics and visualization—a review 2020 (15)
Transient 3D simulations of turbulent premixed flames of gas-to-liquid (GTL) fuel in a fan-stirred combustion vessel 2021 (13)
Measurements of laminar flame speeds of gas-to-liquid-diesel fuel blends 2016 (12)