Assistant Prof., Horus University – Faculty of Engineering, Egypt
Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz is an Assistant Professor at the Mechanical Power Engineering Department of the Faculty of Engineering at Horus University, Egypt. He obtained his Ph.D. in 2019 from Tanta University, specializing in renewable energy and thermal systems. Dr. Abdel-Aziz has dedicated over a decade to academic work, focusing on educating the next generation of engineers while conducting cutting-edge research. His contributions in renewable energy technologies, particularly in solar desalination and thermal storage, have established him as a prominent figure in the field. With an extensive portfolio of research projects, academic publications, and collaborations, he actively shapes future innovations for sustainable energy solutions. In addition to his research, he also serves as the Manager of the Quality Assurance Unit, ensuring excellence within his institution. His leadership, teaching, and research align with global efforts to address energy and water scarcity challenges.
Profile
Education
Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Power Engineering from Tanta University, Egypt, where his dissertation focused on renewable energy and thermal systems. He also completed his undergraduate and Master’s degrees in the same field at Tanta University, graduating with honors. His academic journey has been marked by a deep interest in sustainable energy systems, specifically those harnessing solar energy. Dr. Abdel-Aziz’s educational background is not just limited to formal degrees; he has also pursued numerous certifications, workshops, and training programs in advanced renewable energy systems, energy efficiency, and thermal technologies. His educational foundation has equipped him to teach and mentor students in complex engineering concepts like thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics. This well-rounded academic expertise provides him with the necessary skills to engage in both theoretical and applied research, significantly contributing to the advancement of sustainable energy technologies.
Experience
Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz has more than 10 years of academic and research experience in the field of mechanical power engineering, specializing in renewable energy and thermal systems. As an Assistant Professor at Horus University, he teaches courses on thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics to undergraduate and graduate students. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he has served in various administrative roles, including Manager of the Quality Assurance Unit, where he helps ensure the continuous improvement and accreditation of academic programs. Dr. Abdel-Aziz has also been involved in numerous research projects, focusing on enhancing solar still productivity, thermal energy storage, and hybrid nanofluid applications. His extensive experience includes collaborations with top universities like Tanta University and El-Oued University. He has acted as an advisor on renewable energy integration in desalination projects, blending academic knowledge with practical industry applications. His leadership and research have earned him recognition as a key figure in his field.
Research Focus
Dr. Moataz Mostafa Abdel-Aziz’s research primarily focuses on renewable energy technologies, with particular emphasis on solar energy and its applications in desalination and thermal storage systems. He is deeply involved in the development of advanced solar still technologies using natural and waste materials like walnut shells and sunflower husks, aiming to improve water productivity and energy efficiency. His work on hybrid nanofluids and optimized basin liners has significantly enhanced the performance of solar desalination systems, with a broader goal of making these systems more viable for large-scale use. Additionally, Dr. Abdel-Aziz investigates innovative thermal energy storage solutions that integrate renewable energy systems for continuous, efficient operation. His research also extends to hybrid photovoltaic-thermal (PVT) systems, where he works to improve system performance using cooling technologies. By focusing on sustainability and green energy solutions, Dr. Abdel-Aziz aims to contribute to solving the global challenges of water scarcity and renewable energy adoption.
Publication Top Notes
- “A Numerical Investigation on Improving the Thermal Efficiency of PV Panels through Integration with Solar Water Collectors” 🌞📊
- “Optimizing Conical Solar Still Performance: The Impact of Broken Glass Color on Distillate Yield” 💧🌿
- “A Comprehensive Review of Nanoparticles Coating as a Technique to Improve the Performance of Solar Distiller Productivity” 📝🔬
- “Performance Enhancement of Double Slope Solar Still Using Cylindrical Fins: Experimental and Numerical Analysis” 🔥🌞
- “Effect of Absorber Shape on Energy, Exergy Efficiency, and Environmental-Economic Analysis of Solar Air Collector: An Experimental Study” 💡📉
- “Thermal and Electrical Analysis of the Performance of Skeleton-Shaped Tubes via Hybrid PVT Cooling System” 🌞🔧
- “Experimental and Economic Evaluation on the Performance Improvement of a Solar Photovoltaic Thermal System with Skeleton-Shaped Fins” 📚💰
- “Performance Enhancement of Hemispherical Solar Stills Using Different Shapes of Basin Liners” 🏖️🌞
- “Optimal Design and Orientation of Cooling Technology for Photovoltaic Plants: A Comparative Simulation Study” 🌞🏗️
- “Correction to: Black Glass Balls as Thermal Enhancers in Conical Solar Distillation” 🔄🔵