Mohammad Kojourimanesh – Thermo-Acoustic and Noise Reduction technologies Award – Best Researcher Award

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Mohammad Kojourimanesh – Thermo-Acoustic and Noise Reduction technologies Award – Best Researcher Award

Dr. Mohammad Kojourimanesh  distinguished academic and researcher in the field Thermo – Acoustic and Noise Reduction Technologies. With a career spanning from January 2008 to September 2018, he has amassed a wealth of experience across various engineering and leadership roles. Starting as a Supervisor and Designer of Building Installation on a part-time basis at Atay Construction Design Engineering Office, Iran, he oversaw the mechanical installation of over 30 buildings, conducting load calculations and assisting in the selection and sale of HVAC systems. Moving on to Fars Telecommunications Company, Iran, he served as a Senior Supervisor and Designer of Industrial Installation, where he managed preventive maintenance and troubleshooting for mechanical equipment, particularly HVAC systems. His responsibilities included leading teams, conducting load calculations, reviewing designs, and managing supplier relationships.

 

🌐 Professional Profiles

Educations📚📚📚

His academic journey reflects a profound commitment to advancing the field of mechanical engineering, particularly in acoustics, thermo-acoustics, and system-based design. Beginning with his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on heat and fluid mechanics from Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz, Iran, he exhibited exceptional aptitude, as evidenced by his perfect thesis score of 20/20 for his project on designing and simulating a humanoid robot (ASIMO) using MATLAB Simulink, Visual Nastran, and SolidWorks.

Building upon this foundation, he pursued a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (Applied Designing) from Shiraz University, Iran, where he continued to excel. His thesis on “Vibrating loads identification using inverse acoustics” garnered high praise with a score of 19.75/20, underscoring his expertise in the field. Subsequently, he further honed his skills through a Professional Doctorate in Engineering (PDEng.) in Structural Dynamics, Acoustics & Control from the University of Twente, Netherlands. Here, his project on “Noise reduction for ventilation systems with heat exchangers” demonstrated his proficiency in tackling real-world engineering challenges.

His academic journey reached its pinnacle with a Ph.D. from Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, specializing in the Power & Flow group. His groundbreaking research on “System-based Thermo-Acoustic design of central heating Equipment” laid the groundwork for his current endeavors in acoustics and thermo-acoustics design aimed at reducing noise pollution and advancing low-carbon technologies. Now, as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the same institution, he continues to push the boundaries of knowledge in his field, contributing to the innovative project “Acoustics and Thermo-Acoustics Design of Low-Carbon Technologies and reducing Noise Pollution by applying Innovative Compressed Low-Frequency Broadband Mufflers, ATAtechNoise.” Under the guidance of esteemed mentors such as Prof. dr. Philip de Goey, Prof. dr. Ir. Ines Lopez, and Dr. Viktor Kornilov, he remains at the forefront of research and innovation, poised to make significant contributions to the field of mechanical engineering and beyond.

 

Work experience

Transitioning to the role of Mechanical Engineer at Shiraz Railway Organization, Iran, he meticulously followed approved drawings for mechanical equipment such as HVAC systems, escalators, ducting, and piping. His attention to detail and adherence to specifications contributed significantly to project success. His career progressed further as he assumed the position of Head of Urban Gas Supply Office in Galehdar city at the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC), Iran. Here, he undertook comprehensive responsibilities including controlling, monitoring, and conducting preventive maintenance on gas pipe networks and stations. Additionally, he played a pivotal role in designing gas pipe networks, fostering teamwork, and managing office operations.

His journey culminated in his current role as Co-founder & CEO of ATA Mute B.V. (TU/e spin-off) since March 2023. Here, he serves as the CEO and Design Lead, driving the company’s vision forward and spearheading innovation in low-frequency resonators and mufflers. His tenure at Brink Climate Systems BV., Netherlands, as a Researcher from May 2016 to September 2018, provided him with valuable insights into designing advanced technologies and collaborating effectively with engineers in the R&D department. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated exceptional leadership, technical expertise, and a passion for driving excellence in engineering and innovation.

Honors and Awards:

Throughout his academic and professional journey, he has garnered numerous accolades and honors, underscoring his exceptional contributions and dedication to advancing engineering and innovation. These accolades include securing prestigious grants such as the LimburgToekomstbestendig Innovatie grant, the Take-off Phase 1 program grant from NWO, the TTT-SI program grant from tech-transfer.nl, and the Faculty of Impact program grant from NWO, highlighting his ability to secure funding for impactful research initiatives.

His academic prowess is evident from the full scholarships he received for both his Ph.D. position at TU/e and his PDEng. position at the University of Twente. Additionally, his achievements have been recognized internationally, as evidenced by his recognition as a Top Researcher in Fars Province, Iran, in December 2015. Notably, he was honored as a World Young Professional in the gas industry by the International Gas Union (IGU) in September 2014, being selected among the top 35 young professionals globally in the field. Furthermore, his Master’s thesis was awarded the distinction of the Best Master’s thesis in Iran by the Iranian Society of Acoustics and Vibration in January 2014, showcasing his outstanding academic achievements and contributions to the field of acoustics. These honors reflect his unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation, establishing him as a leading figure in the academic and professional spheres of engineering and beyond.

📝🔬Publications📝🔬

1. M. Kojourimanesh, V. Kornilov, I. Lopez Arteaga, P. de Goey, Intrinsic thermo-acoustic
instability criteria based on frequency response of flame transfer function, in: 51st Int. Congr.
Expo. Noise Control Eng., Glasgow, Scotland, 2022, (Link)

2. M. Kojourimanesh, V. Kornilov, I. Lopez Arteaga, P. de Goey, Stability criteria of two-port
networks, particularly for thermo-acoustic systems, in: Symp. Thermoacoustics Combust. Ind.
Meets Acad., Munich , 2021.

3. M. Kojourimanesh, V. Kornilov, I. Lopez Arteaga, P. de Goey, Mobius transformation between
reflection coefficients at upstream and downstream sides of flame in thermoacoustics systems,
in: 27th Int. Congr. Sound Vib., Prague, 2021.

4. V. Saxena, M. Kojourimanesh, V. Kornilov, P. de Goey, I. Lopez Arteaga, Designing an acoustic
termination with a variable reflection coefficient to investigate the probability of instability of
thermoacoustic systems, in: 27th Int. Congr. Sound Vib., Prague, 2021.

5. M. Kojourimanesh, V. Kornilov, I. Lopez Arteaga, P. de Goey, Theoretical and experimental
investigation on the linear growth rate of the thermo-acoustic combustion instability in: 10th
European Combustion Meeting, Napoli, 2021

6. M. Kojourimanesh, M. Eghtesad, M.R. Hematiyan, Identification of unknown vibrating
pressures in a three-chamber unit using a Computational Inverse Acoustics Method, in: 2nd
Int. Conf. Control. Instrum. Autom., IEEE, 2011: pp. 780–784.

7. M. Kojouri Manesh, M. Eghtesad, M. R. Hematiyan and D. S. Necsulescu, “Time history of
Vibrating loads Identification using Inverse Acoustics”, first International Conference on
Acoustics and Vibration, Tehran,

Syarawi Sharoni – Remote Sensing – Network Analytics Academic Achievement Award

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Syarawi Sharoni – Remote Sensing

Dr. Syarawi Sharoni  distinguished academic and researcher in the field Remote Sensing .  He is a lecturer at the Geophysics Department within the School of Physics at Universiti Sains Malaysia. With a profound passion for Earth science, he possesses a strong background in oceanography and microwave remote sensing. His research primarily revolves around exploring Earth’s extreme natural phenomena through the utilization of satellite-based platforms. Currently, he is particularly focused on observing colossal tropical cyclone events on a global scale. Leveraging his extensive experience and expertise in MATLAB programming, coupled with proficiency in machine learning, he adeptly handles high-volume data and employs unique processing techniques in his investigations.

Eduvation

In 2010, he embarked on his academic journey at Selangor Matriculation College, achieving a perfect score of 4.00 out of 4.00 in the Foundation of Physical Science. This solid foundation paved the way for his pursuit of higher education, leading him to Universiti Sains Malaysia, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in Geophysics in 2014 with an impressive GPA of 3.44 out of 4.00.

Driven by a passion for exploring the depths of the ocean, he continued his academic endeavors at the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom. In 2016, he completed a Master of Research in Ocean Sciences, achieving a second-class classification for his exemplary work in the field.

Undeterred by the challenges of academia, he further honed his expertise in remote sensing, specializing in Scale B1 with minor corrections, during his doctoral studies at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. In 2022, he successfully earned his Ph.D. in Remote Sensing, showcasing his dedication and commitment to advancing knowledge in this specialized field. These academic achievements collectively reflect his unwavering pursuit of excellence and his contributions to the realms of geophysics, ocean sciences, and remote sensing.

Professional Profiles:

Professional Experience

He began his professional journey in 2013 as a trainee at the Geoscience Division of the Mineral and Geoscience Department in Malaysia. Following this initial experience, he transitioned to the private sector, where he served as an Imaging Geophysicist in the Imaging and Engineering Department at Petroleum Geo-Service (PGS)(M) Sdn.

Bhd. from 2014 to 2015. In 2017, he further enriched his career by taking on the role of a tutor within the School of Physics at Universiti Sains Malaysia. Demonstrating a commitment to both practical applications and academic pursuits, he currently holds the position of Senior Lecturer in the Geophysics Group at the School of Physics, Universiti Sains Malaysia, a role he has been dedicated to since 2022. This professional journey underscores his diverse experience, encompassing training, industry work, and academic contributions in the field of geophysics.

Fellowships / Awards  

He has been affiliated with Universiti Sains Malaysia as a fellow from 2015 to 2022, during which he was granted funding for both his Master’s and Ph.D. studies. This period of academic engagement and support culminated in significant achievements, including the receipt of a Silver Medal in the Graduate Research Exhibition (GREx) in 2021. His academic journey commenced earlier with a scholarship from the Government of Malaysia, which supported his Bachelor of Science studies from 2011 to 2014.

Notably, he demonstrated academic excellence during his undergraduate years by earning a place on the Dean’s List in two semesters. Additionally, his commitment to the field was recognized in 2013 when he secured the 3rd Place in the GeoQuiz Petroleum & Geoscience Conference Exhibition. This rich academic and research background illustrates his dedication to advancing knowledge and achieving excellence in geophysics.

Supervisions                                                                                                                                                                      

In his role as a Senior Lecturer within the Geophysics Group at the School of Physics, Universiti Sains Malaysia, he is actively involved in supervising various research projects at different academic levels. Currently, Duan Liyuan is pursuing a Ph.D., focusing on the high-precision InSAR monitoring and identification of large-scale geological disasters. Another Ph.D. candidate, Khan Muhammad, is engaged in advanced quantitative interpretation and seismic attributes analysis for reservoir characterization and fracture prediction. At the master’s level, Nik Raisyha is working on a project that involves the tropical cyclone characterization from microwave remote sensing observation.

In addition to supervising postgraduate research, he guides undergraduate students on diverse projects. Among the ongoing Bachelor of Science projects, Vikna and Kah Ching are investigating the influence of the Madden Julian Oscillation on the South China Sea Region. Another team, Nelly Anuar and Aishah Alimi, is exploring the impact of the Indian Ocean Dipole on the same region, while Asilah Abdul Hannan and Nurul Izzah Mustafa have successfully completed their project on the variations of tropical cyclone activity in the South China Sea in 2023. Furthermore, Nurin Nadhirah Hairi Zahril and Syasya Aqilah Abdul Razak have also completed their investigation on the influence of ENSO activity on sea level variations in the marginal South China Sea in 2023. This diverse range of research projects underscores his commitment to fostering a comprehensive understanding of geophysics and related phenomena across different academic levels.

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