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Educational Details
- Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Engineering Mathematics – University of Bristol, United Kingdom (2022)
- Master of Mathematics – University of Wollongong, Australia (2014)
- Bachelor of Education in Mathematics and Computer – College of Applied Sciences, Sohar, Oman (2003)
Professional Experience
Dr. Fahad Al Saadi is a seasoned academic professional with over 20 years of experience in mathematics education and engineering mathematics. He is currently serving as a Senior Lecturer in Engineering Mathematics at the Military Technological College (MTC), Oman, within the System Engineering Department (2023–Present). Prior to this role, he was a Lecturer in Engineering Mathematics at MTC (2015–2023), where he played a key role in developing and delivering core mathematics and engineering courses such as Engineering Mathematics I & II, Engineering Design, and Interdisciplinary Group Design Projects. He supervised final-year student projects, coordinated global mathematics modules, and contributed to curriculum development and quality assurance.
Before joining MTC, Dr. Al Saadi worked as a Part-time Mathematics Lecturer at Arab Open University and Mazoon University College (2014–2015), focusing on the design and delivery of mathematics modules. From 2007 to 2014, he served as a Curriculum Officer at the Ministry of Education, Oman, where he contributed to mathematics curriculum development, teacher training, and educational quality enhancement. His professional journey began as a Mathematics Teacher at Al-Warith Bin Kaab School (2003–2007), teaching grades up to the 12th level and actively engaging in various school committees.
Research Interest
- Chemical Reactor and Bioreactor Engineering Problems
- Nonlinear Dynamics
- Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures
- Turing Patterns
- Bifurcation Analysis
- Ordinary Differential Equations in Bio-Mathematics (Cancer Growth Modeling)
- Mathematical Biology
- Engineering Mathematics
- Engineering Education
- Design in Engineering
Top Noted Publication
Spikes and Localised Patterns for a Novel Schnakenberg Model in the Semi-strong Interaction Regime
- Authors: F. Al Saadi, A. Champneys, C. Gai, T. Kolokolnikov
- Journal: European Journal of Applied Mathematics, Vol. 33(1), pp. 133-152, 2022
- Citations: 17
- Summary: The paper presents a study on spike and localized pattern formation in a novel Schnakenberg model under semi-strong interaction, using asymptotic analysis and numerical computations.
Stationary and Oscillatory Localized Patterns in Ratio-dependent Predator–Prey Systems
- Authors: F. Al Saadi, A. Champneys, A. Worthy, A. Msmali
- Journal: IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics, Vol. 86(4), pp. 808-827, 2021
- Citations: 9
- Summary: This work investigates localized stationary and oscillatory patterns in a ratio-dependent predator–prey system, with a focus on spatial dynamics and pattern transitions.
Organization of Spatially Localized Structures near a Codimension-three Cusp-Turing Bifurcation
- Authors: P. Parra-Rivas, A.R. Champneys, F.A. Saadi, D. Gomila, E. Knobloch
- Journal: SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems, Vol. 22(4), pp. 2693-2731, 2023
- Citations: 8
- Summary: The paper analyzes the formation and organization of spatially localized structures arising near a cusp-Turing bifurcation of codimension three, relevant to pattern formation theory.
Transitions between Dissipative Localized Structures in the Simplified Gilad–Meron Model for Dryland Plant Ecology
- Authors: F. Al Saadi, P. Parra-Rivas
- Journal: Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, Vol. 33(3), 2023
- Citations: 8
- Summary: This study investigates the transitions between various dissipative localized structures within the context of a simplified Gilad–Meron model used to understand vegetation patterns in drylands.
Localised Structures in a Virus-host Model
- Authors: F. Al Saadi, A. Worthy, J.R. Pillai, A. Msmali
- Journal: Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Vol. 499(1), Article 125014, 2021
- Citations: 8
- Summary: The paper explores the emergence of localized spatial structures in a virus-host model using mathematical analysis and numerical simulations.
Conclusion:
Dr. Fahad Al Saadi’s academic and research profile positions him as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His high-quality research output, impactful publications, and interdisciplinary contributions to applied mathematics, engineering, and biological systems reflect scholarly excellence. His teaching experience and mentorship further demonstrate his commitment to academic growth. With increased research funding, broader industrial collaborations, and heightened global visibility, Dr. Al Saadi’s research influence could reach even greater heights. He is a deserving nominee with the potential to achieve continued excellence in applied mathematics and engineering research.