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Mohamed Elsayed Mahmoud Ali

Prof. Mohamed Elsayed Mahmoud Ali

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Mohamed Elsayed Al is a professor of mechanical engineering at King Saud University, Saudi Arabia. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1988. His research interests include natural and forced convection heat transfer, nanofluid heat transfer, and natural thermal insulation materials. He has published more than 107 articles in well-recognized journals and 48 in conference proceedings. He has written a chapter on Free Convection Heat Transfer from Different Objects. He is currently on the editorial boards of King Saud University, Engineering Sciences Journal, Journal of Mechanics Engineering and Automation, and the International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Applications (IJMEA). He is a referee for most international journals in his field. He has collaborated on research with professors at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Northwestern University at Evanston, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland. His new invention of natural insulating material has been recognized by the Asia Research News 2012 and by Physics Today Magazine, July 2014 Daily edition, Enterprise.

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Mohamed Elsayed Al is a professor of mechanical engineering at King Saud University, Saudi Arabia. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1988. His research interests include natural and forced convection heat transfer, nanofluid heat transfer, and natural thermal insulation materials. He has published more than 107 articles in well-recognized journals and 48 in conference proceedings. He has written a chapter on Free Convection Heat Transfer from Different Objects. He is currently on the editorial boards of King Saud University, Engineering Sciences Journal, Journal of Mechanics Engineering and Automation, and the International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Applications (IJMEA). He is a referee for most international journals in his field. He has collaborated on research with professors at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Northwestern University at Evanston, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland. His new invention of natural insulating material has been recognized by the Asia Research News 2012 and by Physics Today Magazine, July 2014 Daily edition, Enterprise.