Prof.
Dr. Khan received his BEng, MBA and PhD degrees from the University of
Bradford, UK in 1983, 1987 and 1997, respectively. His research expertise
include experimental and theoretical study of air turbulence and heat transfer
in Nuclear Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor (AGR) Boilers.
During 1987 to 1990, Prof. Dr. Khan worked for Pepsi-Cola International as a Technical Services Manager in the Middle East, Far East and African Regions. In 1990, he joined the School of Engineering, University of Bradford, UK, as a Professor of Manufacturing Systems Engineering.
During 1987 to 1990, Prof. Dr. Khan worked for Pepsi-Cola International as a Technical Services Manager in the Middle East, Far East and African Regions. In 1990, he joined the School of Engineering, University of Bradford, UK, as a Professor of Manufacturing Systems Engineering.
He
has held a number of Academic as well as Administrative positions within
University of Bradford: Director of Studies (Design), Director of Studies
(Mechanical Engineering), Associate-Dean (International Programmes: ADIP),
Associate-Dean (Learning and Teaching), member of the School Executive and
member of senior committees of the University.
His
research interests also include Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Knowledge-Based
Systems and their applications to Sustainable Manufacturing & Quality
Systems, Strategy, Planning, Control, Scheduling, and Supply Chain Management.
He has published over 100 journal/conference papers, and has supervised over 18
PhD and 6 MPhil scholars in these areas. He has also had research collaboration
with local (NTR Weatherby, Flexitallic), national (Ford, BAE Systems) and
international (Proton, Profen, Perodua) manufacturing organisations. He has
organised and Chaired 3 International Conferences on Manufacturing Engineering
(2011, 1999 and 1996) for the University of Bradford, UK and has been on the
International Organizing Committee for 20 research conferences.
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