Muhammad Uzair Malik

Phd Researcher @TECNALIA Research & Innovation

Bristol, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2024 — Present

Phd Researcher @TECNALIA Research & Innovation

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San sebastian, ES

Investigating the impact of hydrogen on the corrosion behavior of pipeline and structural materials, including X70, X65, P420, and 304L stainless steel. This research aims to enhance material performance and durability for hydrogen transportation applications, ensuring long-term reliability and safety in hydrogen infrastructure. The study contributes to the development of sustainable solutions for hydrogen storage and transportation, supporting global efforts toward a zero-carbon future and a sustainable energy transition.

EDUCATION

2025 — 2025

Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

Summer Course

2024 — 2028

University of Bristol

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

2014 — 2018

Bahauddin Zakariya University

Bachelor of Engineering - BE

2018 — 2021

Beijing University of Chemical Technology

MS

ABOUT MUHAMMAD UZAIR MALIK

I am currently pursuing my PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bristol, with a research focus on the challenges of hydrogen transportation. Prior to this, I served as a Lecturer at KFUPM, where I specialized in teaching Failure of Materials, Prevention, and Corrosion Prevention and Control. Alongside my teaching responsibilities, I contributed to the development of advanced laboratories to enhance hands-on learning experiences. I hold a Master\'s in Materials Science and Engineering from the Beijing University of Chemical Technology, with a strong focus on Corrosion Protection and Surface Coatings. My professional certifications include ASNT Level II in Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI), and Dye Penetrant Testing (DPT), along with an IOSH certification, highlighting my dedication to safety in all aspects of my work. I am passionate about applying my expertise in materials science to tackle critical challenges in energy and transportation, and I am excited about the journey ahead in hydrogen research.

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