Muhammad Hammad Rasool is an exceptional and ambitious young researcher in the field of petroleum
engineering, hailing from the prestigious University of Engineering and Technology (UET), Lahore, the top public university in Pakistan. He completed his bachelor's degree there, fuelling his passion for exploration and innovation. Motivated to further expand his knowledge, he embarked on a master's diploma in Petroleum Engineering at UET Lahore in 2019, solidifying his expertise in the field. Seeking new horizons, Muhammad embarked on a remarkable academic journey and achieved a master's degree through research in Petroleum Engineering from UTP, Malaysia, in 2021. Currently, he is dedicated to pushing
the boundaries of knowledge as a PhD scholar and Research Assistant at UTP, Malaysia, where he also imparts his expertise by teaching Chemistry 1 and Chemistry 2 to foundation students. His ground-breaking research focuses on the development of revolutionary natural deep eutectic solvents, which hold
tremendous potential as drilling fluid additives. Additionally, he explores the crucial area of CO2 storage in geological formations, contributing to sustainable energy solutions for the future. With his unwavering drive for innovation and commitment to advancing the field of petroleum engineering, Muhammad Hammad Rasool is poised to make a profound impact on the industry and pave the way for a greener and more sustainable future.
