Lecturer, Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan
Muhammad Fawad Malik is an emerging scholar in the fields of computational mechanics, nanofluid dynamics, heat and mass transfer, and gravitation. With a passion for applied mathematics and advanced numerical analysis, he has made significant strides in research related to both classical and modern physics. Currently serving as a Lecturer at Government College University Faisalabad (Layyah Campus), Pakistan, he is also pursuing his Ph.D. in Mathematics at the same institution. His research contributions have already gained notable traction, with over 145 citations, an h-index of 6, and an accumulative impact factor of 31.07 across peer-reviewed publications. Known for his leadership qualities, organizational capabilities, and academic excellence, Malik continues to leave a meaningful impact on the academic and scientific community in Pakistan and beyond.
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🏆 Strengths for the Award
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Strong Interdisciplinary Research Portfolio
Mr. Malik demonstrates a versatile research profile combining gravitational physics, cosmology, and fluid mechanics, with a particular strength in hybrid nanofluid dynamics, numerical methods, and modified gravity theories. This range illustrates his ability to apply advanced mathematical modeling to both theoretical and applied physical problems.
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Robust Publication Record
With 8 peer-reviewed articles (SCI/SCIE indexed), an accumulative impact factor of 31.07, and a Google Scholar h-index of 6, Mr. Malik has already made a solid mark in his field, especially considering he is still pursuing his Ph.D. His work on black hole thermodynamics, f(R) gravity, and nanofluid flows showcases scientific depth and originality.
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Research Collaboration and Team Science
He is actively engaged in international collaboration, including partnerships with scholars in China, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, indicating both research networking and global academic visibility.
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Academic Service & Leadership
His role as a lecturer at Government College University, Faisalabad since 2019 highlights consistent academic engagement, including responsibilities in graduate teaching, organizing seminars, mentoring projects, and examination duties. His previous recognition as a chief organizer during his MS studies reflects commendable leadership and organizational skills.
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Technical Proficiency
His knowledge of MATLAB, COMSOL, LaTeX, and programming/design tools positions him well for computational modeling. These tools are vital in his domains of fluid dynamics and gravitational theory.
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Academic Qualifications
Mr. Malik has successfully completed M.Phil. and M.Sc. in Mathematics and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Mathematics, showing a continuous commitment to academic excellence.
🎓 Education
Muhammad Fawad Malik’s educational journey has been marked by dedication and a consistent pursuit of mathematical excellence. He began his higher education with a Bachelor of Science degree from Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, where he laid a strong foundation in core mathematical principles. This was followed by a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in Mathematics from the University of the Punjab, Lahore, where he deepened his expertise in theoretical and applied mathematics. Demonstrating a keen interest in academic research, he pursued an M.Phil. in Mathematics at the same university. Currently, he is enrolled in a Ph.D. program in Mathematics at Government College University, Faisalabad, where his research bridges gravitational theory with modern computational approaches. His academic background is a testament to his commitment to mastering complex mathematical theories and applying them to contemporary scientific challenges.
👨🏫 Experience
Muhammad Fawad Malik has been serving as a Lecturer at Government College University Faisalabad (Layyah Campus) since October 2019. In this role, he teaches master’s-level courses in mathematics, provides academic guidance for student research projects, and contributes to curriculum development. He is actively involved in organizing seminars, workshops, and academic events that foster research culture and innovation among students. His responsibilities also include examination duties and offering consultancy on semester projects, helping students apply mathematical concepts to real-world problems. He is widely appreciated for his clarity of instruction, commitment to student development, and ability to bridge theoretical knowledge with computational applications.
🧪 Research Focus
Muhammad Fawad Malik’s research spans a wide array of disciplines, with a particular emphasis on computational mechanics, advanced numerical analysis, gravitation, and hybrid nanofluids. His interests include boundary layer flow, applied mathematics, and modeling of heat and mass transfer in complex fluid systems. A core highlight of his academic journey was his M.Phil. thesis titled “Dynamical Variables of Tilted Szekeres Spacetime in Palatini F(R) Gravity”, which explored cosmological structures under modified gravity theories. His work combines theoretical understanding with numerical techniques, utilizing platforms like MATLAB and COMSOL to simulate physical phenomena ranging from black hole dynamics to the behavior of hybrid nanofluids over rotating disks and circular cylinders.
🏆 Awards
Throughout his academic life, Muhammad Fawad Malik has demonstrated both intellectual and extracurricular excellence. He was honored as the Chief Organizer of the Sports Gala at the University of the Punjab in 2014, recognizing his leadership and organizational skills. His growing recognition in the academic world is also evident through his citations, professional collaborations, and increasing visibility in the scientific community.
📚 Publications Top Notes
Gravitational analysis of neutral regular black hole in Rastall gravity
Authors: R. Ali, M. Asgher, M.F. Malik
Journal: Modern Physics Letters A, Vol. 35, No. 27, Article 2050225, 2020
Summary:
This study explores the thermodynamical and structural behavior of a neutral regular black hole under the framework of Rastall gravity—a modification of General Relativity where the conservation of energy-momentum is relaxed. The authors provide in-depth gravitational and energy condition analyses using specific metrics, enhancing the theoretical understanding of black hole stability and geometry within alternative gravity theories.
New insights into the dynamics of heat and mass transfer in a hybrid (Ag-TiO₂) nanofluid using modified Buongiorno model: A case of a rotating disk
Authors: M.F. Malik, S.A.A. Shah, M. Bilal, M. Hussien, I. Mahmood, A. Akgul, et al.
Journal: Results in Physics, Vol. 53, Article 106906, 2023
Summary:
This paper investigates the complex behavior of a hybrid nanofluid composed of silver and titanium dioxide nanoparticles flowing over a rotating disk, modeled through the modified Buongiorno approach. The study addresses the impacts of Brownian motion, thermophoresis, and rotational effects on heat and mass transfer, offering potential applications in cooling technologies and industrial thermal systems.
Stability analysis of charged rotating black ring
Authors: R. Ali, K. Bamba, M. Asgher, M.F. Malik, S.A.A. Shah
Journal: Symmetry, Vol. 12, No. 7, Article 1165, 2020
Summary:
Focusing on a charged rotating black ring, this work evaluates its mechanical and thermodynamical stability using perturbative and analytical techniques. The study is conducted within higher-dimensional gravity frameworks and identifies the conditions under which such exotic spacetime structures maintain equilibrium. The findings contribute to the broader understanding of string theory-inspired black ring solutions.
New insight into the dynamics of non-Newtonian Powell-Eyring fluid conveying tiny particles on Riga plate with suction and injection
Authors: S.A.A. Shah, M.M. Alanazi, M.F. Malik, Z. Abbas
Journal: Nanotechnology, Vol. 34, No. 34, Article 345401, 2023
Summary:
This article presents a computational analysis of Powell–Eyring fluid flow containing nanoscale particles across a Riga plate under the effects of suction and injection. The study models the influence of electromagnetic fields and non-Newtonian characteristics on velocity and temperature profiles, offering applications in microfluidic devices and advanced manufacturing systems.
📘 Conclusion
Muhammad Fawad Malik exemplifies the qualities of a forward-thinking and industrious researcher. His academic journey, multidisciplinary research, and commitment to both teaching and innovation position him as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. By integrating theoretical mathematics with practical applications in physics and engineering, Malik continues to contribute meaningfully to global scientific discourse. His dedication, publication record, and collaborative spirit make him not only a valuable asset to the academic world but also an inspiration for the next generation of researchers. 🌟