Students

Yuhao Li

Period: FALL 2019 – present

Yuhao is a Ph.D. student. He obtained his master’s degree in Ocean Engineering in 2019 at Texas A&M University, USA, and his bachelor’s degree in Ocean Engineering in 2017 at Tianjin University, China. Yuhao’s current research focuses on both experiments and simulations of material behavior under harsh conditions, including temperature-dependent damage and hydrogen-induced damage, and plasticity & fracture modeling. Further, advanced material characterization through scanning electron microscopy, energy dispersive spectroscopy, x-ray diffraction, etc. to investigate hydrogen susceptibility in multi-principal element alloys.

Fatemeh Asadi

fatemeasaditb@tamu.edu

PERIOD: SPRING 2023 – PRESENT

Fatemeh’s background lies in the field of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, specializing in Fluid-Structure Interactions of composites. With a Master’s degree in the field, her research focused on exploring the behavior of composites under different fluid conditions. Currently, Fatemeh is engaged in the corrosion control of offshore infrastructures, where she applies her expertise to safeguard vital assets from degradation in the harsh marine environment.

Abdullah Othman

abdullah.atef@tamu.edu

PERIOD: FALL 2023-PRESENT

Abdullah is currently pursuing a Ph.D degree in the Ocean Engineering department at Texas A&M University. He obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Offshore and Coastal Engineering from Alexandria University in 2019, and he is currently in the process of completing a Master’s in Marine Engineering from the same institution. Previously, Abdullah worked in the industry at Advanced Energy Systems (ADES), an offshore drilling contractor in Egypt, where he served as an offshore structural engineer for a year. In this role, he was responsible for tasks such as providing structural modifications, creating detailed drawings, supervising offshore construction work for jack-up rigs, and ensuring compliance with approved drawings during the construction process.

Mahmodul Hasan Maheen

hasan.maheen@tamu.edu

PERIOD: FALL 2022-PRESENT

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.