MM Raihan
- Email: mnmmr@leeds.ac.uk
- Thesis title: In situ measurement of wear-corrosion and particulates utilising advanced sensors in lubricating fluid
- Supervisor: Dr Greg de Boer
Profile
Passionate mechanical engineer and researcher with extensive research experience in biomaterials and biomechanics. Graduated from the Bangladesh University of Professionals, further honed my skills in Japan at Nagaoka University of Technology with the MEXT scholarship. Gained industry insights as a Research Associate at Kobe Steel Company Ltd., Japan, and later joined the Institute of Radiation and Polymer Technology under the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission, focusing on natural fibers reinforced polymer composites. As a Marie Curie Researcher at the University of Leeds, conducted real-time wear measurement of artificial hip implants using advanced sensors. Enthusiastic about collaborating with fellow researchers and industry professionals at the intersection of mechanical and medical engineering. Currently, Digital Education Officer at the university of Leeds producing life changing courses with high standard.
Research interests
Fatigue and fracture, biotribology, corrosion and tribocorrosion, displaceement sensors, particle characterization
Qualifications
- MSc in Mechanical Engineering, Japan
- BSc in Mechanical Engineering, Bangladesh