Nader Mohammed

Master’s Thesis: Influence of Residual Styrene Content on the Quality of UV-GRP-CIPP • UV-GRP-CIPP/GFRP composite preparation, controlled UV curing and specimen preparation • Residual-styrene investigation: internal-standard sample/solution preparation, chromatographic data evaluation and calculations • Materials testing / Werkstoffprüfung: tensile/flexural testing participation and test-data evaluation • Chemical immersion/ageing studies and thermal-analysis trials

ZIM-funded R&D project on bio-based unsaturated polyester (UP) composites. • Technical responsibility for experimental laboratory work, planning and result evaluation • Laboratory-scale UP synthesis, acid-value monitoring and resin-system preparation • GFRP hand lay-up and CNC specimen preparation • DSC/DMA, viscosity measurements and GPC sample preparation/result interpretation • Technical communication with the industrial project partner and instruction of students

• Progressive career from Chemist to Laboratory Supervisor and Technical Manager • Third-party testing and conformity assessment of automotive/industrial components, including filters and bearings • Laboratory supervision, technical review and quality activities under ISO/IEC 17025 • Technical Manager of an ISO/IEC 17020 inspection unit • Internal audits, calibration control, measurement uncertainty, CAPA and equipment commissioning

Reserve military service as Second Lieutenant, including technical and organizational responsibilities during training and operational activities.

Current M.Sc. Chemical Engineering with focus on polymer technology, materials characterization and composite materials. Master’s thesis: Influence of Residual Styrene Content on the Quality of UV-GRP-CIPP.

Chemistry and Biochemistry, Faculty of Science. Graduated with an overall grade of Excellent (86.29%).