Muhammad Imran | Fluid Dynmics | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Imran | Fluid Dynmics | Best Researcher Award

Chairman, Department of Mathematics, Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan

Dr. Muhammad Imran is an esteemed academician and researcher, serving as the Chairman and Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan. With a robust academic career, he has contributed significantly to the field of applied mathematics, publishing 154 research papers and supervising multiple Ph.D. and M.Phil. students. He is recognized for his leadership, serving as the Editor-in-Chief of Engineering and Applied Science Letters and being on the editorial board of various other journals. Dr. Imran has delivered presentations at numerous international conferences and received national recognition for his research. His efforts in mathematical modeling, nanofluids, and fluid mechanics have made substantial contributions to academic literature.

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Education

Dr. Imran holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, earned under the mentorship of Prof. Dr. Constantin Fetecau at the Abdus Salam School of Mathematical Sciences, GC University, Lahore (2012). He completed his M.Sc. in Mathematics from the University of the Punjab, Lahore, securing a first division (2005). Prior to that, he graduated with a B.Sc. in Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science from Govt. College Faisalabad in 2003, also with first division honors. His academic journey was further complemented by an ICS in Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science, along with a strong foundation in science, evidenced by his high school results in the SSC exams. Dr. Imran’s formal education laid the groundwork for his deep expertise in applied mathematics, fluid mechanics, and nanotechnology.

Experience

Dr. Imran has been a part of the Government College University, Faisalabad, since 2012, where he has excelled in both teaching and administration. He has served as the Chairman of the Department of Mathematics since January 2021, overseeing the department’s academic and research growth. In addition to his teaching role, Dr. Imran is involved in various committees such as the University Prospectus and Admission Committees, contributing to strategic decisions in the university. His experience as a reviewer for thirty international journals and a key speaker at numerous conferences has bolstered his reputation in the academic community. He has also supervised 11 Ph.D. students and 86 M.Phil. scholars, mentoring the next generation of researchers in applied mathematics.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Imran has received several prestigious awards throughout his career, including the Research Productivity Award from the Pakistan Council for Science and Technology in 2012-13. His work has earned recognition both nationally and internationally, with his research being widely cited. In 2017, Dr. Imran secured a grant of 1.79 million PKR under the NRPU program from the Higher Education Commission (HEC) for his research on nanofluids. His continuous commitment to advancing mathematical science led to another research grant of 3.34 million PKR in 2020-21 for his work on convective drying in the food industry. He has also organized numerous conferences and seminars, furthering the academic dialogue in his field.

Research Focus

Dr. Imran’s research focuses on applied mathematics, with an emphasis on fluid mechanics, nanofluids, and mathematical modeling. His work involves complex subjects such as convective flows, nanofluid heat transfer, and radiation effects in engineering applications. He has made significant contributions to the study of mixed convective slip flows, chemical reactions, and boundary-layer flows involving nanofluids. His research is characterized by a focus on practical applications, such as energy efficiency, environmental sustainability, and industrial processes, specifically in the food and textile sectors. He continues to push the boundaries of theoretical mathematics, bridging the gap between mathematics and engineering.

Publications

  1. Heat transfer improvement in hybrid nanofluid flow over a moving sheet with magnetic dipole 🌊💡
  2. A comparative study on non-Newtonian fractional-order Brinkman type fluid with two different kernels 🧮🔬
  3. Exact solutions of convective–diffusive Cahn–Hilliard equation using extended direct algebraic method 📊📈
  4. Exact solutions of (2 + 1)-dimensional Schrödinger’s hyperbolic equation using different techniques 🧑‍🏫📚
  5. Dynamics of slip phenomenon in micropolar nanofluid flowing over a stretchable disk with Arrhenius activation energy 🔄💨
  6. Chemically radiative and mixed convection solute transfer in boundary-layer flow of Jeffrey nanofluid along an inclined stretching cylinder with joule heating and double stratification impacts 🌐⚡
  7. Convective flow of a fractional second grade fluid containing different nanoparticles with Prabhakar fractional derivative subject to non-uniform velocity at the boundary 🌀🔧
  8. The weakly non-linear waves propagation for Kelvin–Helmholtz instability in the magnetohydrodynamics flow impelled by fractional theory 🌪️⚡
  9. Brownian motion and thermophoretic diffusion impact on Darcy-Forchheimer flow of bioconvective micropolar nanofluid between double disks with Cattaneo-Christov heat flux 🌬️🔥
  10. Inclined magnetic field and variable viscosity effects on bioconvection of Casson nanofluid slip flow over non linearly stretching sheet 🔄🌡️

Thippaiah Maranna | fluid mechanics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Thippaiah Maranna | fluid mechanics | Best Researcher Award

Mr at DAVANGERE UNIVERSITY  INDIA

With a strong academic foundation in Mathematics, including a Master’s degree from Davangere University and ongoing Ph.D. research in Fluid Mechanics, I have developed specialized expertise in areas such as linear and nonlinear stretching/shrinking sheet problems, heat and mass transfer in Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids, and nanofluids. My research, guided by Dr. U. S. Mahabaleshwar, focuses on a similarity approach to the laminar boundary layer theory in Fluid Mechanics. Additionally, I have gained valuable teaching experience as a Guest Lecturer in various institutions, contributing to both undergraduate and postgraduate programs over the past few years.

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📚 Educational Qualifications

Ph.D. (Pursuing) Specialization: Mathematics – Fluid Mechanics University: Davangere University Percentage: 84.75% (Coursework result)
Year of Passing: Ongoing Postgraduate (PG) in Mathematics. University: Davangere University Percentage: 79.4% Year of Passing: 2015NET/SLET – KSET University: Mysore University Certificate No: 4513 Year of Passing: 2020Undergraduate (UG) in Physics, Mathematics & Chemistry University: Davangere University Percentage: 81.38% Year of Passing: 2013Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) in Physics & Mathematics University: Davangere University Percentage: 79.7% Year of Passing: 2018

🏫 Professional Details

Guest Lecturer Institution: Department of Studies in Mathematics, Davangere University, Shivagangotri Campus, Davangere Level: PG From: 28.01.2018 To: 15.06.2018Guest Lecturer. Institution: Department of Studies in Mathematics, PG Center, G R Hally, Chitradurga
Level: PG From: 01.08.2018 To: 15.06.2019Guest Lecturer. Institution: Government Science College, Chitradurga Level: PG
From: 18.08.2019 To: 20.02.2020Guest Lecturer. Institution: Government Science College, Chitradurga Level: UG From: 12.02.2021 To: 11.09.2021Guest Lecturer. Institution: Government Science College, Chitradurga Level: UG From: 09.11.2021 To: 09.12.2022

🧑‍🔬 Research Details

Supervisor: Dr. U. S. Mahabaleshwar, Professor, Department of Studies in Mathematics, Davangere UniversityRegistration Number: PH.D./MATHEMATICS/07/2021-22Registration Date: 06.12.2021Research Proposal Title: Similarity approach to the laminar boundary layer theory in Fluid Mechanics

🔍 Areas of Research Interest

Linear and nonlinear stretching/shrinking sheet problemsHeat and mass transfer problems in Newtonian and Non-Newtonian fluidsMixed convection problemsNanofluids problemsMarangoni convection problemsTernary nanofluid problems

🧑‍🏫 Research Experience

Two years of research experience in the field of Fluid Mechanics, with a focus on the laminar boundary layer theory and related topics..

Strengths for the Award:

  1. Strong Academic Background: The user has consistently excelled academically, achieving high percentages in both undergraduate and postgraduate studies. The ongoing Ph.D. with an impressive coursework result highlights a solid foundation in Mathematics and Fluid Mechanics.
  2. Specialized Research Focus: The user’s research areas are well-defined and specialized, focusing on contemporary and challenging topics like non-Newtonian fluids, nanofluids, and heat and mass transfer problems. This demonstrates a deep understanding and commitment to advancing knowledge in fluid mechanics.
  3. Diverse Research Interests: The user’s research interests span across multiple complex areas within fluid dynamics, such as mixed convection, Marangoni convection, and ternary nanofluids, showcasing their versatility and depth of knowledge in the field.
  4. Relevant Teaching Experience: The user has accumulated significant teaching experience as a Guest Lecturer at various institutions, handling both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. This experience is valuable in conveying complex concepts effectively and contributing to the academic community.
  5. Active Research Engagement: With two years of research experience under the guidance of a recognized supervisor, the user is actively engaged in academic research, contributing to the field with potential publications and conference presentations.

Areas for Improvement:

  1. Research Output: While the user is actively engaged in research, there could be a need to increase the number of publications in high-impact journals. Focusing on publishing more research articles, particularly in internationally recognized journals, would enhance the user’s academic profile.
  2. Networking and Collaborations: Engaging in more academic collaborations, both nationally and internationally, could provide broader exposure and opportunities for interdisciplinary research. This can also lead to more significant research contributions and visibility in the academic community.
  3. Grant Applications and Funding: Securing research grants and funding is essential for advancing research projects. The user may consider applying for research grants to support their work, which would further establish their credibility as a leading researcher.
  4. Conferences and Workshops: Attending and presenting at more conferences and workshops would not only provide valuable feedback but also help in staying updated with the latest developments in the field. It also offers opportunities to network with other researchers and professionals.

 

📚  Publications

Radiation Effect on Stagnation Point Flow of Casson Nanofluid Past a Stretching Plate/Cylinder

Authors: Mahabaleshwar, U.S., Maranna, T., Mishra, M., Hatami, M., Sunden, B.

Journal: Scientific Reports, 2024, 14(1), 1387

 

The Impact of Inclined Magnetic Field on Non-Newtonian Fluid Flow Over a Porous Medium

Authors: Maranna, T., ShettarMahabaleshwar, U., Zeidan, D.

Conference: AIP Conference Proceedings, 2024, 3094(1), 030013

 

An Impact of MHD and Radiation on Boussinesq–Stokes Suspensions Fluid Flow Past a Porous Flat Plate with Mass Suction/Injection

Authors: Mahabaleshwar, U.S., Maranna, T., Huang, H.N., Joo, S.W., Zeidan, D.

Journal: Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 2024

 

Effect of Radiation and Injection on a Newtonian Fluid Flow Due to Porous Shrinking Sheet with Brinkman Model

Authors: Maranna, T., Mahabaleshwar, U.S., Bognár, G.V., Oztop, H.F.

Journal: Journal of Porous Media, 2024, 27(1), pp. 13–34

 

An Influence of Radiation and Magnetohydrodynamic Flow of Hybrid Nanofluid Past a Stretching/Shrinking Sheet with Mass Transpiration

Authors: Maranna, T., Mahabaleshwar, U.S., Ravichandra Nayakar, S.N., Sarris, I., Souayeh, B.

Journal: ZAMM Zeitschrift fur Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 2023, 103(12), e202300140

 

Impact of Navier’s Slip and MHD on Laminar Boundary Layer Flow with Heat Transfer for Non-Newtonian Nanofluid Over a Porous Media

Authors: Maranna, T., Sachhin, S.M., Mahabaleshwar, U.S., Hatami, M.

Journal: Scientific Reports, 2023, 13(1), 12634

 

Conclusion:

The user possesses a strong academic and research background, with a clear focus on fluid mechanics and related areas. The combination of high academic achievements, specialized research interests, and relevant teaching experience makes them a suitable candidate for a Best Researcher Award. To strengthen their candidacy further, the user could focus on increasing their research output, engaging in collaborations, and securing research funding. Overall, the user’s dedication to their field and ongoing contributions make them a promising and deserving candidate for recognition.