Ali Abdalla

After accumulating an impressive array of experiences, including a 5-year B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, 2 years in the industry, and 3 years as a PhD scholar in Biomaterials, I had the opportunity to further expand my knowledge and skills. I spent three months as a visiting researcher at the Department of Bionanosystem Engineering, which provided valuable insights into cutting-edge research in the field. Additionally, I held a full-time assistant professorship for over two years at SVU, where I contributed to the academic and research community.

During my journey, I was fortunate to be selected as a Senior Researcher for the prestigious Prometeo program, a position I held for 13 months. This experience allowed me to work alongside top researchers and make significant contributions to the field. Furthermore, I was awarded a 9-month Fulbright commission scholarship at Harvard Medical School, where I had the opportunity to collaborate with leading experts and conduct groundbreaking research.

Continuing my pursuit of knowledge, I embarked on a year-long research fellowship at Griffith University in Australia, expanding my international research network and gaining exposure to diverse perspectives. Subsequently, I spent over five years as a senior research fellow and group leader (Ali3B) at the UQ (Australia), where I made substantial contributions to my field and mentored junior researchers.

Due to my expertise and accomplishments, I was honored with a senior research fellowship at UQ, recognizing my dedication and significant contributions to the institution. Additionally, I was appointed as an associate professor at the Department of Materials Engineering, SVU, where I continue to impart knowledge and contribute to the academic community.

Recognizing my success and expertise, I was appointed as a delegated associate professor at NCTU, a position bestowed upon me by the Ministry of Higher Education. In this role, I serve as the program coordinator, overseeing and guiding the academic curriculum while fostering a collaborative and engaging learning environment.

Through my extensive experiences and diverse roles, I have cultivated a deep understanding of my field and have been fortunate to collaborate with renowned institutions and researchers worldwide. I am driven by a passion for advancing knowledge and contributing to the scientific community, and I look forward to further discoveries and accomplishments in the future.

Given my extensive experience and accomplishments, I am excited to embark on a new challenge in my academic career. Therefore, I would like to express my keen interest in joining Mechanical Engineering department and teach/research focus on disciplines related activities in the department. I believe that my experience, combined with my passion for research and teaching, make me an excellent candidate for this position.

After accumulating an impressive array of experiences, including a 5-year B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, 2 years in the industry, and 3 years as a PhD scholar in Biomaterials, I had the opportunity to further expand my knowledge and skills. I spent three months as a visiting researcher at the Department of Bionanosystem Engineering, which provided valuable insights into cutting-edge research in the field. Additionally, I held a full-time assistant professorship for over two years at SVU, where I contributed to the academic and research community.