Research fellow, ADAI-DEM, University of Coimbra, Portugal 🏆
John Omomoluwa Ogundiran is a distinguished researcher in Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), with a focus on air quality, thermal comfort, and transport cabins. His expertise spans across academia and industry, contributing to sustainable engineering solutions. With a strong international presence, he has published extensively in high-impact journals, addressing environmental challenges in tropical and subtropical regions. His work has gained recognition globally, making significant contributions to improving indoor environments in transport and healthcare settings.
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Education 🎓
John is currently pursuing a PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Coimbra, Portugal (2019–present). His research delves into indoor climate control and air quality improvements. Prior to this, he earned a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria (2015–present), where he laid the foundation for his expertise in sustainable engineering solutions.
Professional Experience 💼
John has accumulated vast experience in both academic and industrial sectors. He is a Research Fellow at ADAI, University of Coimbra (2021–present), working on climate control in transport systems. In addition, he serves as an International Business Development Consultant at Author Energy Nigeria Limited, and as an Engineering Manager and Technical Strategist at Jevant Spencer Int’l Company Nigeria Limited. His roles involve designing energy-efficient transport systems and leading strategic engineering projects.
Research Interests 🔬
John’s research interests include Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), Air Quality (IAQ), Thermal Comfort, and Sustainable Transport Systems. His studies focus on improving air exchange rates, particulate matter reduction, and noise control in transport cabins and healthcare facilities. His work bridges the gap between environmental sustainability and human comfort, particularly in tropical and sub-Saharan regions.
Awards & Grants 🏅
John has received prestigious funding, including the FCT Grant (UI/BD/152067/2021) from Lisbon-Coimbra (2021–2024), supporting his PhD research. He was also awarded a C-Tech Project Grant under MIT Portugal (2020) for his contributions to sustainable mobility solutions. His groundbreaking work continues to attract international recognition.
Publications 📚
A Systematic Review of Indoor Environmental Quality in Passenger Transport Vehicles of Tropical and Subtropical Regions – Atmosphere, 2025
Evaluation of Air Exchange Rate and Particulate Matter Deposition Rate in a Classroom – OSF Registries, 2024
A Field Survey on Indoor Climate in Land Transport Cabins of Buses and Trains – Atmosphere, 2024
The Nexus of Indoor-Outdoor Climate and Regulatory Deficits in Developing Sub-Saharan Context – OSF Registries, 2024
A Field Survey on Indoor Environmental Quality in Land Transport Cabins; IEQ in Trains and Buses – SSRN, 2023
Evaluation of Noise Levels in Intensive Care Units of Hospitals and Noise Mitigation Strategies: Case Study Democratic Republic of Congo – Buildings, 2023
Indoor Environmental Quality Assessment of Train Cabins and Passenger Waiting Areas: A Case Study of Nigeria – Sustainability (Switzerland), 2023
The Indoor Climate of Hospitals in Tropical Countries: A Systematic Review – Energies, 2023
An Empirical Assessment of Indoor Environmental Quality in Developing Sub-Saharan Countries: Evaluation of Existing Gaps and Potential Risk – ICRESTES 2022, 2022
Evaluation of Noise Levels in Transport Cabins of Developing Tropical Countries, a Case of Lagos Metropolitan City, Nigeria – 5th Meeting of the Young Researchers of LAETA, 2022
Conclusion 🎯
John Omomoluwa Ogundiran is a strong candidate for the Research for Excellence Award. His contributions to indoor environmental quality, sustainable transport, and mechanical engineering are highly impactful and have global relevance. With continued interdisciplinary engagement and leadership roles, he could further solidify his position as a leader in environmental and mechanical research. 🚀🏆