Jahid Hoque portrait

M. J. (Jahid) Hoque

Title(s):

Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering

Office

2074 Black
2529 Union Dr
Ames, IA 50011-2030

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Research Website: θ LAB

The θ LAB in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Iowa State University is a team of enthusiasts in thermal science who are dedicated to developing sustainable energy solutions. Interested undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers are encouraged to contact Dr. Hoque at mjhoque@iastate.edu.

Research Areas: Thermo-fluid Science; Interfacial Phenomena; Thermal Management of Electronics; Energy Conversion Systems; Advanced Analytics for Energy.

 

Education:

PhD, Mechanical Science and Engineering, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign (UIUC)

MS, Mechanical Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)

BS, Mechanical Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)

 

 

Fall 2025 New Faculty Spotlight:

What makes you most excited to join the Cyclone Engineering community here at Iowa State?

I am excited about the opportunity to collaborate with world-class faculty, engage with bright students, and contribute to Iowa State’s strong culture of innovation in engineering. I look forward to building meaningful research partnerships while mentoring the next generation of engineers in both academic and industry-driven challenges.

Describe a moment that makes you particularly proud of your career path in educating tomorrow’s engineers.

One of my proudest moments has been mentoring undergraduate and graduate students who went on to pursue advanced degrees at top institutions. Watching their growth, from early research training to publishing impactful work and securing prestigious opportunities, has reinforced for me the value of investing in students’ development and the multiplier effect of strong mentorship.

How do you hope your teaching and/or research discoveries impact the world?

I hope my research accelerates the development of sustainable thermal technologies that address global challenges in energy efficiency, clean water access, and resilient food systems. At the same time, I aim to empower students with the skills, creativity, and confidence to push boundaries and create solutions that will make a lasting societal impact.

What kind of classroom and teaching experience do you look forward to creating at Iowa State?

I look forward to creating an interactive and engaging classroom environment that blends theory with real-world applications. My goal is to foster curiosity-driven learning, where students feel encouraged to ask questions, tackle open-ended problems, and connect fundamental engineering principles to emerging technologies.

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Primary Strategic Research Area

Energy Systems

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