Summary
Mohammad Islam is a PhD candidate in Chemical Engineering and a Graduate Research Assistant at Oklahoma State University with nine years of engineering experience spanning computational biofluidics, production engineering, and laboratory instruction. He specializes in multiphase CFD and FEA modeling (ANSYS FLUENT, DPM) to study targeted pulmonary drug delivery, producing results that quantified 74–100% particle deposition and supporting the design of an innovative smart inhaler. Prior roles in manufacturing and plant operations cultivated strong production planning, troubleshooting, and team leadership skills applied to complex, safety-critical environments. Mohammad combines hands-on experimental and teaching experience with computational rigor, bridging theory and practice to translate simulation insights into tangible device and process improvements. Based in Stillwater, OK, he brings a pattern of interdisciplinary problem solving informed by mechanical and chemical engineering training from CUET, Arkansas Tech, and OSU.
9 years of coding experience