University of Greenwich — School of Engineering
Biomechanics,Multiphysics& Rheology
Exploring the intersection of fluid mechanics, structural dynamics, and biological systems through advanced computational modelling and experimental research.
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Follow the flow
About the Lab
Where Physics Meets
Physiological Reality
The BMR Lab, led by Dr Osama Maklad at the University of Greenwich, investigates complex phenomena at the intersection of biomechanics, multiphysics simulation, and rheology.
Our research spans from studying the fluid-structure interaction in human eye biomechanics to rheological characterisation of viscoelastic and complex fluids, turbulence characteristics of pulsatile flows, and food hydrocolloids texture analysis.
Research Expertise
Research Verticals
Three Pillars of Discovery
Ocular & Tissue Engineering
Biomechanics
Fluid-structure interaction studies of the human eye, corneal material characterisation using air-puff tonometry, and poly-ε-lysine hydrogels for corneal tissue engineering.
Complex & Viscoelastic Fluids
Rheology
Rheological characterisation of non-Newtonian fluids, self-assembling dipeptide surfactants, yield stress fluids, LAOS analysis of protein-pectin crosslinked networks.
CFD & Turbulence Simulation
Multiphysics
Direct numerical simulations of turbulent pulsatile flows, data-driven fluid dynamics, reduced order modelling, and machine learning approaches for complex flow systems.
Latest Work
Recent Publications
Thermo-hydraulic performance of microchannel heat sinks with square pin-fin geometries: a numerical investigation
A Morsi, MA Razzaq, Y Khalid, M Naser, M Elkholy, I Elhagali, O Maklad
The 32nd THERMINIC International Workshop on Thermal Investigations of ICs and Systems, 2026
