Students

Fatemeh holds a background in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering with a specialization in fluid–structure interactions of composites. During her Master’s studies, she investigated the behavior of composite materials under varying fluid conditions. Currently, her doctoral research focuses on corrosion control of offshore infrastructures, where she applies her expertise to protect critical assets from degradation in harsh marine environments.

Mahmodul is a second-year doctoral student in the Department of Ocean Engineering at Texas A&M University. He earned his Bachelor of Science from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology and Master of Science degree from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, both in Mechanical Engineering. My research interests encompass ocean renewable energy harvesting and the mechanics and control of offshore structures. My current research focuses on a probabilistic analysis of metocean parameters for evaluating offshore wind energy potential and the structural design analysis of wind turbines.

Sabrina Jahan is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Ocean Engineering at Texas A&M University. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum and Mining Engineering from the Military Institute of Science and Technology (MIST) in Bangladesh. After graduating in 2022, she worked as a petrochemical engineer for a year at Renata Ltd, overseeing their pyrolysis processes and conducting oil analysis in a laboratory setting. During her time in the industry, she became increasingly interested in the integrity and resilience of oil and gas pipelines. This led her to pursue advanced studies in Ocean Engineering, where she has started her research with a focus on the effects of seismic fault displacement on buried oil and gas pipelines to improve their safety and reliability.