Nassier A. Nassir (Baghdad, 1981). I have received the B.Sc and M.Sc degrees from department of materials engineering / University of Technology in 2003 and 2011, respectively
During the master study, I was admitted as a guest student for five months in the Division of Materials Process Science, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. From 2014-2018, I have joined a PhD study at University of Liverpool/ Department of Mechanical, Materials and Aerospace Engineering. The PhD research was focused on investigation the impact response of the composite structures used in aerospace applications. I have 14 publications in national and international conferences and journals.

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Ph.D., Composite Materials , University of Liverpool, UK, 2018.

M.Sc., Materials Engineering, University of Technology, Iraq, 2011

B.Sc., Materials Engineering, University of Technology, Iraq, 2003

The current research is focused on investigation the response of composite structures, used in aerospace industry, under dynamic loading.

1. A study of the effect of carbon black powder on the physical properties of SBR/NR blends used in passenger tire treads
2. The perforation resistance of glass fibre reinforced PEKK composites
3. Studying the Effect of Nano Carbon Black on Mechanical Properties of Unsaturated Polyester Resin
4. Damage initiation in composite materials under off-centre impact loading
5. Experimental and numerical characterization of titanium-based fibre metal laminates
6. Simultaneous reduction nitridation for the synthesis of tungsten nitrides from Ni–W–O precursors
7. Mechanical Properties of Ordinary Portland Cement Modified Cold Bitumen Emulsion Mixture
8. Estimation of Liquidus Temperature of Duplex and Austenitic Stainless Steel
9. Manufacturing Process of S-Glass Fiber Reinforced PEKK Prepregs
10. Surface Modification of Titanium Alloy with Laser Treatment
11. STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF CARBON BLACK PARTICLES ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SBR/NR BLENDS USED IN PASSENGER TIRE TREADS.