Zeinab Mohamed

Assistant Professor

• Job Details:Deliver lectures, tutorials, and labs on mechanical engineering subjects, develop course materials, and assess students' work. Conduct original research and publish papers in reputable journals. Guide and mentor students on their academic and research projects and provide advice on career development. Participate in practical training for students in solar and wind energy power stations. Led a senior graduation project focused on the mechanical design and layout optimization of a gas pipeline system.

Aerodynamic Engineer

• Job Details:Led the mechanical design and development of experimental prototypes to investigate biofouling effects on marine vessel performance, as part of a US Navy-funded project. Engineered and optimized experimental setups simulating turbulent flow interactions with fouled surfaces on submarines and ships to analyze drag and propulsion efficiency.

Research Fellow

• Job Details:Contributed to the design and development of aerodynamic surface modifications to reduce drag forces on gas pipelines and aircraft structures, focusing on energy-efficient flow control solutions. Engineered and tested passive and active flow control systems, achieving up to a 30% reduction in wall shear stress.