Summary
Muhammad is pursuing his PhD studies, in the Tribology Group at Imperial College London, under the primary supervision of Prof. Daniele Dini. His current research aims to understand thin-films and interfaces.
Prior to joining Imperial with the Beit Fellowship for Scientific Research and Shell PhD Studentship, Muhammad graduated with a Master of Science (Mech.Engg.) degree from University of Alberta (Canada). His MSc research at UAlberta's Interfacial Science and Surface Engineering Lab was concentrated on the investigation of droplet dynamics. Later, he worked on the efficacy of heterogeneous surface chemical treatment to passive heat transfer devices in Flynn research group at the same university. Muhammad earned his Bachelor of Science (Mech.Engg.) degree with honours from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.
Publications
Journals
Rahman MR, Shen L, Ewen JP, et al., 2023, Non-equilibrium molecular simulations of thin film rupture, Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol:158, ISSN:0021-9606
Rahman M, Shen L, Ewen J, et al., 2022, The intrinsic fragility of the liquid-vapor interface: a stress network perspective, Langmuir: the Acs Journal of Surfaces and Colloids, Vol:38, ISSN:0743-7463, Pages:4669-4679
Rahman MR, Waghmare PR, Flynn MR, 2021, On the deflection of the liquid–vapor interface in a wicked heat pipe, International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, Vol:165, ISSN:0017-9310, Pages:1-13
Rahman MR, Deng A, Hussak S-A, et al., 2019, On the effect of relaxation time in interfacial tension measurement, Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, Vol:574, ISSN:0927-7757, Pages:239-244
Rahman MR, Waghmare PR, 2019, Double-Emulsion Drop Evaporation and Formation of a Daughter Droplet, Langmuir, Vol:35, ISSN:0743-7463, Pages:4403-4411