Mohammed Ali
Assistant Professor, Department of Technology
Office: OIAB 206
Phone: (601) 979-0327
Fax: (601) 979-4110
Email: mohammed.ali@jsums.edu (Best way to
contact me)
Education
Ph.D. in Applied Science, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR, USA, November 2007.
Advisor: Prof. Malay K. Mazumder
Dissertation Title: “Physical and Computational Models of Human
Lung for Optimizing Respiratory Drug Delivery.”
MS in Computer Science, Oklahoma
City University, Oklahoma,
MBA in Management of Technology, Asian
Institute of Technology,
B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, Chittagong
University of Engineering & Technology,
Experience in Academia, Corporate and Research Organization
Assistant Professor, August 2007 to Present,
NIH-IRTA Fellow, June 2007 to July 2007, National Institute of Environmental Health
Sciences, RTP,
Teaching Assistant, August 2004 to May 2007, Dept. of Systems
Engineering, University of Arkansas at Little
Rock,
Assistant Professor, Jan.2004 to July 2004, University of Information Technology and
Sciences,
Lab Administrator, January 2000 to August 2001, Campus Technology Services,
Oklahoma City University,
Management Consultant, December 1997 to August 1999, Institute of Water Modeling, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Technical Advisor, April 1995 to November 1997, Material and
Metallurgy Engineering Co. Ltd.
Project Engineer, September 1992 to August 1993, Project Engineer,
The Professional Associates Ltd.,
Research Interests
Attracting Minorities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education; Data Mining on Student’s College Performance and Retention; Continuing Education and Outreach;
Computational Biology, Genome Technology; Bioengineered Drug Design and Non-invasive Delivery; Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Science and Engineering; Toxicology; Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology; Modeling and Simulation of Drug Delivery to the Lung; Respiratory Drug Aerosol Generation, Sampling, Characterization, Classification and Delivery; Computation in Biomedical Engineering; Computational Fluid Dynamics; AutoCAD for Underrepresented Middle & High School Teachers;
Courses Taught
ITMF 340: Hydraulics and Fluid Power Since Fall 2007
ITD 327: Engineering Machine Design Since Fall 2006
ITMA 425: Plant Layout and Material Handling Since Spring 2008
ITMA 423: Motion and Time Study Since Fall 2007
ITMA 424: Quality Control Since Spring 2008
ITD 114: Computer Aided Drafting (AutoCAD) Since Fall 2007
ITD 203: Advance Computer Aided Drafting Since Fall 2008
TE 516: Curriculum Development Since Spring 2009
BOOK CHAPTER
M. Ali. “The Pulmonary Drug Delivery”. In Minimally Invasive Drug Delivery Systems, edited by V. Kulkarni , William Andrew Inc., Norwich, NY. (Projected publication year: 2009).
Some Selected Publications & Conference Proceedings
- M. Ali, R.
N. Reddy, and M. K. Mazumder, “Simultaneous
characterization of aerodynamic size and electrostatic charge
distributions of inhaled dry powder inhaler aerosols.” International
Journal of Current Respiratory Medicine Review, vol. 4, no. 1, 2008,
- M. Ali, M.K. Mazumder, and Ted Martonen. “Measurements of electrodynamic effects on the deposition of MDI and DPI aerosols in a replica cast of human oral-pharyngeal-laryngeal airways.” Journal of Aerosol Medicine (in press).
- M. Ali, R.N. Reddy, and M.K. Mazumder. “Electrostatic charging effect on workplace aerosol particle deposition in a hollow throat cast.” Submitted the revised manuscript in the Journal of Electrostatics, vol. 66, 2008.
- M. Ali, J. A. Ejiwale, and M. K. Mazumder,
“Investigation of the electromechanical properties of asthma medicinal
drugs using laser Doppler velocimetry.” Journal of the
- M. Ali, M.K. Mazumder, R. N. Reddy, M.
Milanova, J. Zhang, and A. S. Biris, “Electrostatic charge polarity effect
in inhaled aerosol deposition in the glass bead tracheobronchial airway
model.” Journal of
- M. Ali, R.
N. Reddy, and M. K. Mazumder, “Real
time analysis of charge and aerodynamic size distribution of dry powder
inhaler aerosol particles.” Presented at the 2007 American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Annual
Meeting and Exposition,
- M. Ali, R. N. Reddy, and M. K. Mazumder,
“Electromechanical properties analysis of four pressurized metered dose
inhalers by a single particle aerodynamic relaxation time analyzer.”
Presented at the American
Association of Aerosol Research 2007 Annual Conference,
- M. Ali, D. Brar, M. C. Kapita, P. M. Wang, and
W. J. Martin, “In vitro and in
vivo investigation of the effect of electrical polarity on liposome
endocytosis by alveolar epithelial cells.” Presented at the NIH Summers of Discovery Research
Presentation, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences,
- M. Ali, N. Wu and M. L. Good, “Analysis of the effects of cognitive and non-cognitive predictors on college performance: an innovative application of decision tree and association rules.” The Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, vol. 21, no. 5, May 2006.
- M. Ali, N. Wu and M. L. Good,
“Analysis of the effects of cognitive and non-cognitive predictors on
college performance: an innovative application of decision tree and
association rules.” Presented poster at the Fourth Annual Conference of the
Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges Mid-South-2006,
- M. Ali, and M.W. Speece, “Competitiveness of Bangladeshi ready-made garment.” Journal of Euro Asian Management, vol.3, no. 2, 1997.
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