Dr. Muhammad waris saeed Khan | Fluid Properties of Petroleum | Best Academic Researcher Award

Dr. Muhammad waris saeed Khan | National excellence uiversity | Pakistan

Dr. Muhammad Waris Saeed Khan is a mathematician specializing in computational fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and numerical analysis. He earned his PhD in Mathematics from International Islamic University, Islamabad, with research focused on theoretical investigations of thermal entry flow in ducts. His work addresses heat transfer analysis of Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids using analytical and numerical techniques. Dr. Khan has published 41 research articles indexed in leading journals, receiving 697 citations across 289 citing documents, with an h-index of 17. His strong academic foundation spans applied mathematics, fluid mechanics, and advanced mathematical modeling.

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Featured Publications

Residual, tolerance, and mesh sensitivity analysis for ciliary-driven Johnson–Segalman fluid flow in a divergent wavy channel with double slip effects – Propulsion and Power Research, 2026

Thermal and hydrodynamic analysis of Williamson mucus flow in a cilia-assisted divergent microchannel under low Reynolds number conditions – Journal of King Saud University – Science, 2026

Dr. Binyam Teferi | Computational Fluid dynamics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Binyam Teferi | Wachemo University | Ethiopia

Dr. Binyam Zigta is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Applied Mathematics specializing in computational modeling of MHD, nanofluid, and multiphase CFD systems. He has over ten peer-reviewed publications on heat and mass transfer and electromagnetic fluid flows, with strong expertise in MATLAB-based nonlinear PDE simulations and growing experience in COMSOL and OpenFOAM. His research focuses on electrochemical transport, species diffusion, and energy modeling for biomedical and engineering applications. He is currently affiliated with Wachemo University, Ethiopia, contributing to advanced CFD-driven interdisciplinary research.