Ahmed Aboelezz
Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering
Contact
Location
Office: Ferland Engineering Education and Design Center, Room 228
Lab: Crosby Hall, Room 200
Lab: Crosby Hall, Room 200
Select Research
- Investigation of coal dust particle deposition in mine workers’ lungs using computational methods (NIOSH)
- Development of a permissible drone for underground coal mine applications (Alpha Foundation)
- Design and testing of propulsion systems for stratospheric airships (SCEYE)
- Research on wind turbine flow control through computational and experimental methods
- Study of bio-inspired design principles in UAVs and aerodynamics
Professional Memberships and Affiliations
- Reviewer for Drones Journal
- Reviewer for The Aeronautical Journal
- Member of American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- Member of American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Principal Sponsors
- National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health
- Alpha Foundation
- SCEYE
Areas of Expertise
Applied aerodynamics
Bio-inspired design and applications in aerospace engineering
Drones for harsh environments
Flight dynamics and control of UAVs
Wind energy systems and turbine performance optimization
Bio-inspired design and applications in aerospace engineering
Drones for harsh environments
Flight dynamics and control of UAVs
Wind energy systems and turbine performance optimization
Education
Ph.D. Mechancal Engineering, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, 2024
Ph.D. Aerospace Engineering, Cairo University, Egypt, 2023
Ph.D. Aerospace Engineering, Cairo University, Egypt, 2023
Assistant Professor
