Jamal Umer, Phd Email & Phone Number

Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan

As an Associate Professor at UET Lahore's Department of Mechanical Engineering, I bring extensive experience in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses like Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, and Machine Design. I emphasize practical applications of theoretical knowledge, fostering connections between classroom learning and real-world engineering challenges. Recognized for innovative teaching methods, I received the joint Best Teacher Award at UET Lahore in 2023.In addition to teaching and supervising PhD, MSc, and BSc projects, I am actively involved in curriculum development and revision committees, ensuring alignment with global educational standards such as the Washington Accord. My structured teaching approach includes developing course materials, conducting interactive laboratory sessions, and implementing rigorous assessments. I am dedicated to enhancing student engagement and learning outcomes through constructive feedback and continuous improvement initiatives.

Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan

Supervising PhD, MSc and BSc students and Responsible for teaching the following courses to undergraduate students• Thermodynamics • Fluid mechanics • Machine design• Vehicle Tribology • Industrial materials • Mechanical Vibrations• Engineering Static• Theory of Elasticity • Mechanics of Machines• Design and Manufacturing • Engineering MechanicsResponsible for conducting the following courses and laboratory tutorials:• Thermodynamics-I & II • Finite element analysis • Mechanics of machines• Static and dynamic • Autocad, Solid Edge • Finite Element Analysis

Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan

Responsible for conducting the following courses and laboratory tutorials:• Thermodynamics-I & II • Finite element analysis • Mechanics of machines• Static and dynamic • Autocad, Solid Edge • Finite Element Analysis

Loughborough, England, United Kingdom

• Responsible for supervising/assisting other PhD, MSc and BSc students in their research projects. Some of the key projects are listed as o Asperity level characterization of abrasive wear using atomic force microscopyo Tribological enhancement of piston skirt conjunction using graphene-based coatingso Unprecedented hardness of polycrystalline diamond via laser surface engineeringResponsible in conducting laboratory experiments for undergraduate students: • Static and Dynamics -Semester 1 • Static and Dynamics: Semester 2 • Engineering Science: Mechanical• Engineering Dynamics 2 Contact Mechanics: Tribology

Postdoc Research Associate, Tribology, Nanoscale, Characterisation, Supervision

Responsible for supervising and assisting PhD, MSc, and BSc students in their research projects. Some key projects include: Asperity level.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mechanical Engineering

Activities and Societies: AFM, wet-LFM, SEM, LFM, XPS, WLI, EDX, MTM, Tribometry, Goniometery and nanoindentation I hold a PhD.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mechanical Engineering

Activities and Societies: The PhD through the Centre for Doctoral Training in Embedded Intelligence (CDT-ei) is a consortium.

Master'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering- Rheology, 77

I attended courses at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, where I developed my Master's Dissertation. The research was conducted.

Master'S Degree, Rheology, 77

I further pursued my Erasmus Mundus Masters in Engineering Rheology (EURHEO), a highly competitive scholarship funded by the European.

Master'S Degree, Erasmus Mundus Masters In Engineering Rheology- Chemical Engineering, 70

I pursued my Erasmus Mundus Masters in Engineering Rheology (EURHEO), a highly competitive scholarship funded by the European Commission.

Bachelor'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, 87