外教人才

Brief Introduction： A Professor of Physics at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo (since 2017), specializing in cosmology, gravity, particle physics, astrophysics, black holes, and gravitational waves. Holds a PhD in Physics (2001) from Case Western Reserve University, an MSc (1997) and BSc (1994, first in class) in Physics from the University of Belgrade. Prior academic experience includes roles as Associate/Assistant Professor at SUNY Buffalo (2007–2017), Visiting Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University (2005–2007), and postdoctoral fellowships at the University of Michigan (MCTP Fellow, 2003–2005) and University of Alberta (Killam Memorial Fellow, 2001–2003).

Brief Introduction： A Civil Engineer and PhD candidate (thesis submitted, awaiting defense, 2025) in Civil Engineering at The University of the West Indies (UWI), specializing in structural systems, fluid mechanics, and water resources engineering. Holds an M.Sc. and B.Sc. (Upper Second-Class Honors) in Civil Engineering from UWI, with academic distinctions (e.g., Top Student in Coastal Engineering). Professional experience spans academia, government, and industry: worked as a Research Assistant at UWI (2022–2025, supporting teaching, mentoring students, and conducting civil/environmental research), Civil Engineer at Trinidad’s Ministry of Agriculture (2021&2022, leading structural assessments and contract prep), and held internships in property development and construction management. Proficient in software like AutoCAD, MIKE 21, STAR CCM+, and MATLAB; certified in first aid/CPR. Member of professional bodies including ASCE, ICE, and IAHR, with volunteer experience in mentorship and disaster relief.

Brief Introduction： A Canadian Associate Professor in the Department of Civil & Architectural Engineering at Sultan Qaboos University (Oman, since 2021), specializing in sustainable concrete development, recycled/industrial by-product materials, and high-performance concrete. Holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from Sherbrooke University (Canada), a DEA from INSA Rennes (France), and MSc/BSc degrees in civil/construction materials from Algerian universities. Previously worked as an Assistant Professor at Sultan Qaboos University (2013-2021), Research Associate at Kingston University London (UK), and Postdoctoral Fellow at Hiroshima University (Japan, JSPS-funded). With 2,768 Scopus citations (h-index 21) and 3,780 Google Scholar citations (h-index 22), he is consistently ranked among the world’s top 2% scientists (Stanford University) and won Oman’s National Research Award (2023).

Brief Introduction： A civil engineering professional with extensive experience in academia and project management. Currently a Professor at Abasyn University (since 2014), teaching undergraduate courses including fluid mechanics, hydrology, water resources, hydraulic engineering, and geology. Previously served as Associate Dean at the University of Lahore (2011-2014) and Head of the Hydraulics and Water Resources Department at the National University of Sciences and Technology (2007-2011). Also has over 30 years of industry experience as a Senior Project Manager at the Army Corps of Engineers (1975-2007), managing civil engineering projects. Holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from Georgia Tech (Atlanta, GA, 1989-1994). Skilled in higher education teaching, curriculum development, administrative management, student mentorship, and software like Canvas LMS and Blackboard, with strong communication and public speaking abilities.

Brief Introduction： Experienced professional with expertise in finance, higher education, and business administration. Holds a DBA from an AACSB-accredited university. Background includes roles as Assistant Professor, Managing Member in real estate and consulting, and instructor in finance and management. Skilled in strategic planning, team leadership, and operational efficiency.

Brief Introduction： An Associate Professor at Western Washington University (since 2020) leading computational/experimental research in renewable energy storage, thermal energy storage, solar materials, and sustainable cements. Develops and teaches interdisciplinary courses in renewable energy, environmental chemistry, and materials engineering, while mentoring students. Also works as a Technical Consultant (Aegis Insight, since 2019) advising energy companies on modeling and litigation support. Previously served as Senior Energy Regulator (Oregon Public Utilities Commission, 2016-2019) developing renewable energy policies and electricity rates, and Research Scientist (US DOE, 2011-2016) on risk assessment for energy tech (CCUS, hydraulic fracturing) and machine learning for energy processes.

Brief Introduction： A Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering Professor with over 17 years of university teaching experience. Currently a Professor at The University of the West Indies (Trinidad), he previously held roles at the University of Tabuk (Saudi Arabia), Fiji National University, and Universiti Sains Malaysia. He completed a Post-Doctoral Fellowship at National Taiwan University and earned a PhD in Hydraulic Engineering from IIT Bombay (India), plus an M.E. in Water Resources and a B.Tech in Civil Engineering. Recognized as one of the world’s top 2% scientists (Stanford University), he has over 150 international journal/conference publications, focuses on soft computing for hydraulic modeling, and serves on editorial boards of journals like Journal of Hydrology. He has secured multiple research grants and supervised numerous PhD/MSc students.

Brief Introduction： An Assistant Professor and Consultant Engineer in Civil Engineering, specializing in Water Resources Management, River Engineering, Hydrology, and Sediment Transportation. Has taught undergraduate/postgraduate courses (e.g., Water Resources Engineering, Hydraulics, Irrigation Structures) at South Valley University (Egypt, since 2009) and King Abdul-Aziz University (Saudi Arabia, 2016-2021). Served as a Visiting Researcher at Queen’s University Belfast (UK, 2013-2014) and earned a Ph.D. in Water Resources Management from Saitama University (Japan, 2009), M.Sc. in Hydraulics from Assiut University (Egypt, 2000), and B.Sc. in Civil Engineering (with honors) from Assiut University (1996). Authored 3 books (e.g., on water balance models, irrigation engineering) and over 15 peer-reviewed journal/conference papers. Skilled in Fortran, AutoCAD, Water-CAD, MODFLOW; fluent in Arabic and English. Holds memberships in IAHR, Egyptian Syndicate of Engineers, and founded an engineering consultancy firm.

Brief Introduction： A climate/health data scientist, environmental epidemiologist, and former physicist focusing on climate change and human health. Currently an Associate Professor at National Jewish Health (joint appointments in biomedical research and biostatistics) and Clinical Assistant Professor at Colorado School of Public Health, teaching epidemiology and contributing to climate change-health consortia. Co-founded a data science consulting firm, leading predictive model development. Previously worked at the U.S. EPA (health scientist/statistician) and Duke University (research fellow). Holds a PhD in Physics, M.S. in Statistics from UNC Chapel Hill, and B.S. (High Honors) in Physics/History from Emory University. Skilled in data analysis (R/Python), environmental epidemiology, GIS, and machine learning. Published extensively on air pollution, wildfire health impacts, and climate-related health risks, with awards including EPA Science and Technology Achievement Award.

Brief Introduction： A Full Professor at Kedge Business School (France) specializing in international business research—focus areas include internationalization, FDI, political risk, cross-cultural management, and strategy—with publications in top journals like JIBS, HBR, and JWB. Teaches courses such as International Business, Strategic Management, and Human Resources Management. Holds a Ph.D. in Business Economics (cum laude, European PhD Mention), an MBA Research Master (Highest Honors), and a BS in Business Administration (Highest Honors) from the University of Burgos (Spain). Previously served as Associate Professor at Kedge and the University of Burgos, and has been a visiting scholar at global institutions (Copenhagen Business School, University of Adelaide, etc.). Earned prestigious recognition: named in Stanford’s 2% most cited researchers (2022)

Brief Introduction： A mechanical engineering expert currently serving as a Research Assistant Professor at Missouri University of S&T, with focus on thermo-mechanical testing/design, material characterization, finite-element analysis, and manufacturing/steelmaking technologies. Leads sponsored research projects (e.g., next-gen alloy development, ultrahigh-strength steels for army use) and mentors undergrad/grad students. Previously worked as a Lecturer (taught manufacturing processes) and Postdoctoral Fellow at the same university, plus Adjunct Professor/Lecturer at Colombian universities. Has industrial experience as Maintenance Engineering Manager (supervised 10-person teams, managed budgets/equipment maintenance). Holds a Ph.D., M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) and a B.S. from Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Skilled in ANSYS, ABAQUS, Matlab, SolidWorks, CNC machining, and fluent in English/Spanish. Published peer-reviewed papers on materials science and manufacturing.

Brief Introduction： A mechanical engineering professional with 5+ years of experience in design, manufacturing, simulation, testing, and data analysis, plus expertise in experimental/finite element analysis for thermal/mechanical structural loadings. Currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Houston, teaching 150+ undergraduates in solid mechanics, statics, engineering computing, and manufacturing processes, with hands-on lab demos for advanced manufacturing equipment. Conducts research on experimental fracture mechanics of 3D-printed polymer composites and FEA simulations. Participated in major projects funded by DOE, NASA, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (e.g., 3D printing for aircraft motors, space 3D printing payloads), improving thermal management by 50% and reducing weight by 63% for a NASA motor.