MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Leadership & Activities

Engineering Leadership & Activities

I believe engineering extends beyond the classroom. Student societies, collaborative workshops and environmental discussions are opportunities to connect technical knowledge with communities and practical challenges.

Founding President — ASHRAE Student Branch, ASU

October 2026–present

As founding president of the ASHRAE Student Branch at Applied Science University, I support student participation in engineering activities and professional connections related to built-environment technologies and mechanical systems.

ASHRAE ASU Student Chapter launch and Bahraini Engineer's Day gathering — ASHRAE Student Chapter launch during Bahraini Engineer’s Day.

Engineering Club

I have also served as treasurer of the Applied Science University Engineering Club.

Climate Policy & Engineering Research

COP31 Simulation (2026): represented Tunisia within the African Group of Negotiators at the British University in Egypt / UNDP Egypt simulation. Authored Off-Grid Solar-BESS Retrofits for Water Pumping Stations: A Resilience Framework for North Africa. My CV notes a nomination by organisers to attend the real COP31 in Antalya.
COP30 Simulation (2025): represented Nigeria and authored Addressing Loss and Damage at COP30: From Promise to Action, published on the British University in Egypt’s BUE Scholar repository.

Student Events & Teamwork

Mahmoud Masri networking with students at an event — Student networking and university engagement.

Mechanical engineering student team in a technical workshop — Collaborative technical workshop environment.

Community Engagement

Mahmoud Masri attending a gathering featuring Tunisia flags — Participation in a community gathering featuring Tunisia flags.

These activities reflect my interests in student leadership, teamwork and using engineering knowledge in wider public discussions.