Rate My Professor Ahmed Elsawy

His academic interests encompassed material processing, metallurgy, manufacturing systems, renewable energy, and bioenergy production from waste to reduce carbon footprints and preserve resources. Elsawy secured approximately $2 million in state, federal, and industrial grants for laboratory development and research projects, advised several master’s and doctoral students who now hold positions in academia and industry, and published numerous papers in refereed journals and conference proceedings. Notable publications include “Impact of ultrasonic mixing on virgin and waste vegetable oils for biodiesel production” (2023), “Improving the Yield of Biodiesel Production Using Waste Vegetable Oil Considering the Free Fatty Acid Content” (2023), “Performance Analysis of Multi-Pass Cross-Flow Heat Exchangers” (2018), “An investigation into combined concentrated photovoltaic and fluidic thermal extraction in harnessing the power of the sun” (2015), and “Solar and wind generation to power medical facilities in Haiti” (2012). He served on the editorial board of the International Journal for Modern Engineering, held leadership roles such as Vice Chair of Research & Development for the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineers (2013-2016) and Vice President of the Association of Egyptian American Scholars (2013-2015), and participated in university committees including the Administrative Council and Curriculum Committee. He is a member of ASEE, AWS, and ASM.