"AI-Optimised Passive Thermal Management Systems for Electric Two-Wheelers in Arid Climates: A UK–Jordan Collaboration"
Dr. Mohamed Ismail, a faculty member from the College of Engineering, served as the principal investigator for the project, with Dr. Manar Mazhar, a faculty member from the College of Information Technology, participating as co-investigator. The project is part of a distinguished research partnership with the University of East Anglia in the UK.
The total value of the project is £90,000 (ninety thousand British pounds), and the research work will extend over a full two-year period. The results of the second evaluation stage are expected to be announced by the end of December this year.
This achievement reflects Amman Arab University’s commitment to developing an outstanding scientific research environment and encouraging international collaboration with leading academic and research institutions. It further contributes to innovating scientific and technical solutions to address contemporary challenges across various fields, reinforcing the university’s position as a leading center of knowledge and innovation both locally and internationally.
