Dr. Mubarak M Alhajeri is an assistant professor at the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET), specializing in Oil and Gas Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Nanotechnology, and Energy Transition. His work bridges traditional energy expertise with emerging low-carbon technologies, reflecting commitment to innovation and sustainability.

Dr. Alhajeri’s research focuses on solubility modeling, carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), enhanced oil recovery (EOR), and hydrogen storage. By integrating nanotechnology and advanced materials science, he develops practical solutions that improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and make energy systems more sustainable.

He has published extensively in leading scientific journals and presented his work at major international conferences. Collaborating with industry partners, research institutions, and government agencies, Dr. Alhajeri ensures his findings have real-world impact, not just academic value.

As an educator, he is passionate about preparing future engineers to meet the evolving demands of the energy sector, emphasizing innovation, multidisciplinary problem-solving, and sustainability as core principles.

Dr. Alhajeri’s mission is clear: to translate cutting-edge science into practical solutions that can help shape the global transition to cleaner energy. Whether advancing carbon capture, developing hydrogen storage models, or applying nanotechnology to energy challenges, his work combines scientific rigor with a vision for a low-carbon future.