Mohamad Y. Mustafa gained his PhD in the UK while working for the Royal Jordanian Air Force. His focus was applied industrial research with an emphasis on clean energies and environmental technologies. His experience at the (RJAF) was very diverse and included the instruction of many technical courses in the field of electromechanical engineering, writing many reports on alternative energy and energy management as well as putting forward the curricula for a number of courses in the fields of aviation and mechanical engineering. His final post at the RJAF was Commandant of Prince Faisal Technical College. His current research focus is on design, fabrication, and test and measurement techniques. He has authored a number of publications in fuel cell technology, cold climate technologies, wireless sensor networks, and renewable energy. Currently, he is Professor of Engineering in Cold Climates at UiT Arctic University of Norway, undertaking research on a number of issues such as hydrogen and fuel cell technology, atmospheric icing, winterisation, renewable energy, waste treatment, and wireless sensor networks for animal welfare in addition to teaching many subjects.