Texas Tech University | United States
Mr. Abdullahi Maikanti Baru is an emerging researcher whose work spans petroleum engineering, civil engineering, and energy systems, with a strong emphasis on sustainable and data-driven infrastructure solutions. His expertise includes multiphase flow in subsurface systems, gas injection processes, hydrogen storage in deep saline aquifers, and structural behavior of engineering materials, complemented by advanced skills in experimental data acquisition and analysis using LiDAR, numerical simulators, and programming tools. He has contributed to peer-reviewed international journal publications and conference proceedings addressing hydrogen energy storage feasibility and structural buckling phenomena, demonstrating interdisciplinary depth and methodological rigor. His research experience involves collaborative projects with faculty and multidisciplinary teams, integrating field measurements, computational modeling, and engineering judgment to address safety, efficiency, and resilience challenges. Through active engagement in professional societies and research leadership roles, his work supports energy transition, infrastructure safety, and informed decision-making, reflecting a growing scholarly profile with meaningful societal and industrial relevance.
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