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ABOUT ME

I have been performing fundamental science research in the broadly defined area of mechanics and physics of fluids. I’m using theoretical and computational methods to understand the physics behind the phenomenon, then by using this knowledge; I am developing new materials and new technics for solving the problems of nature. In particular, I am trying to find unmet challenges in science and solve them. According to the solution, I will develop materials and structures to satisfy all required conditions. My research works are centered around the stability of the floating water bridge, anti icing surfaces, Leidenfrost phenomenon, Solar-thermal energy harvesting, and desalination.

EDUCATION

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Anti-Icing Surfaces

Developing a surfaces with exceptional icephobicity

2016 - now

University of Houston, TX, USA

Ph.D. Candidate in Mechanical Engineering

GPA: 4.00/4.00

Leidenfrost Phenomenon

Developing surfaces for suppressing the Leidenfrost phenomenon

Magnetic Liquid

Finding the physics of liquid when they have magnetic properties.

Challenges in physics

Generally, I do love to solve challenges in physics

2015 - 2016

University of Houston, TX, USA

M.Sc in Mechanical Engineering

GPA: 4.00/4.00

2009 - 2014

Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran

B.Sc in Aerospace Eng and Physics (Double Major)

GPA: 3.93/4.00

ABOUT ME

Voluntary teaching

 

Beside of my research and my teacher assistantship in university, I do love to teach as a voluntary work in elementary and high school students. This is really helpful for me to relax. I enjoy to be with the students and playing with them.

The Science & 

Mathematics University

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