I'm Mohammed Ghazy Habbeb. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineering (2006) from the Technical Engineering College in Kirkuk, affiliated with Northern Technical University (NTU). In 2016, I earned a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Süleyman Demirel University (SDU) in Turkey.
Upon completing my bachelor’s degree, I joined Northern Technical University (NTU) in 2007 through the program for hiring top students in scientific departments and worked as a technical trainer (engineer) until 2016. Currently, I serve as a Lecturer and Research Fellow at NTU, with over 10 years of combined experience in teaching, research, and industrial applications.
My interest and specialization lie in power plant systems, thermal energy, and renewable energy technologies. I have authored multiple research articles published in peer-reviewed international journals, including a publication in a Scopus Q1-ranked journal, reflecting my contributions to advancing knowledge in these fields.
I am currently pursuing a PhD in Power Mechanics Engineering Techniques at the Technical Engineering College/Kirkuk (NTU), where I am in the dissertation/research phase. My work focuses on [Heat transfer and nanofluids].