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Prof. Dr. Mohammad A Mojid | Water Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh.

Prof. Dr. Mohammad A. Mojid is a distinguished researcher and academic in soil and water engineering, currently serving as a Professor at Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU). His career began as a Scientific Officer at the Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (1988–1990) before joining BAU as a faculty member in 1990, where he was later promoted to Professor in 2006. He has enriched his expertise through international experiences, including postdoctoral research under the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Fellowship (1999–2001) and the Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship (2001–2002). He has also been awarded multiple JSPS Fellowships spanning from 2005 to 2023. Dr. Mojid has collaborated extensively with global researchers, making significant contributions to the fields of soil science, irrigation management, and sustainable agriculture. His work focuses on optimizing water use in agriculture, groundwater resource management, and the impact of climate change on soil and water systems.

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Education 🎓

Prof. Dr. Mohammad A. Mojid holds a BSc in Agricultural Engineering (1987) and an MSc in Irrigation and Water Management (1992) from Bangladesh Agricultural University. He pursued his PhD at the University of Newcastle, UK, from 1993 to 1996, specializing in soil and water engineering. His postdoctoral studies further strengthened his expertise, with research conducted under prestigious fellowships, including the JSPS Fellowship in Japan and the Humboldt Fellowship in Germany. These academic achievements have provided him with a strong foundation in advanced irrigation techniques, groundwater resource assessment, and climate change impact analysis. His international training and research exposure have contributed to his reputation as a leading expert in agricultural water management, making substantial contributions to sustainable farming and water conservation efforts.

work Experience💼

Prof. Dr. Mojid has extensive professional experience in research, teaching, and consultancy. He began his career as a Scientific Officer at the Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute from 1988 to 1990 before transitioning into academia. He joined Bangladesh Agricultural University as a faculty member in 1990 and has been a Professor since 2006. His global research collaborations have included serving as a Guest Scientist at Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany, in 1998. He has also undertaken multiple research fellowships, including long-term (2005–2006) and short-term (2010, 2012, 2015, 2023) JSPS Fellowships. In addition to academic roles, he has led 13 completed and two ongoing research projects, supervised numerous students, and contributed extensively to advancing soil and water engineering. His work focuses on optimizing irrigation systems, sustainable groundwater use, and climate-resilient agricultural practices.

Research Focus

Dr. Mojid’s research primarily focuses on soil and water engineering, irrigation management, groundwater resources, and climate change impacts on agriculture. His work on municipal wastewater irrigation has provided crucial insights into soil health and crop productivity. He has also investigated the influence of climate change on reference crop evapotranspiration in northwest Bangladesh, contributing to sustainable water resource planning. His research extends to solute-transport parameter prediction, spectral induced polarization for soil characterization, and the development of pedo-transfer functions for soil properties. Additionally, he has collaborated on projects addressing the optimization of irrigation water delivery and climate-smart decision support systems. His interdisciplinary approach integrates engineering, environmental science, and agricultural practices to develop sustainable solutions for water and soil management.

Awards & Honors🏆 

Prof. Dr. Mohammad A. Mojid has received several prestigious awards and fellowships in recognition of his contributions to soil and water engineering. He was awarded the JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship (1999–2001) and the Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship (2001–2002), both of which supported his research in Japan and Germany. Additionally, he has received multiple JSPS Fellowships from 2005 to 2023, enabling him to collaborate with international researchers on cutting-edge studies in irrigation management and soil science. His contributions to academia and research have earned him editorial board memberships in several renowned journals, such as the Journal of Soil Science and Agroclimatology, International Journal of Agricultural Policy and Research, and Journal of the Bangladesh Agricultural University. These accolades underscore his influence and leadership in the field of agricultural engineering.

Conclusion✅

Prof. Md. Abdul Mojid is a highly qualified and accomplished researcher with a strong publication record, international collaborations, and editorial contributions. While he could enhance his profile with patents and industry involvement, his academic impact and leadership in Soil and Water Engineering make him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

📚Publications to Noted

Recent advances in mulching materials and methods for modifying soil environment

Authors: MA Kader, M Senge, MA Mojid, K Ito

Citations: 733

Year: 2017

Mulching type-induced soil moisture and temperature regimes and water use efficiency of soybean under rain-fed condition in central Japan

Authors: MA Kader, M Senge, MA Mojid, K Nakamura

Citations: 145

Year: 2017

Measurement of volumetric water content by TDR in saline soils

Authors: GCL Wyseure, MA Mojid, MA Malik

Citations: 133

Year: 1997

Water table trend—a sustainability status of groundwater development in North-West Bangladesh

Authors: MA Mojid, MF Parvez, M Mainuddin, G Hodgson

Citations: 112

Year: 2019

Farmers’ perceptions and knowledge in using wastewater for irrigation at twelve peri-urban areas and two sugar mill areas in Bangladesh

Authors: MA Mojid, GCL Wyseure, SK Biswas, A Hossain

Citations: 107

Year: 2010

Estimating the fully developed diffuse double layer thickness from the bulk electrical conductivity in clay

Authors: MA Mojid, H Cho

Citations: 68

Year: 2006

Climate change impacts on reference crop evapotranspiration in North-West hydrological region of Bangladesh

Authors: MA Mojid, RP Rannu, NN Karim

Citations: 65

Year: 2015

Water usage and productivity of Boro rice at the field level and their impacts on the sustainable groundwater irrigation in the North-West Bangladesh

Authors: M Mainuddin, MD Maniruzzaman, MM Alam, MA Mojid, EJ Schmidt, …

Citations: 63

Year: 2020

Climate change-induced challenges to sustainable development in Bangladesh

Authors: MA Mojid

Citations: 62

Year: 2020

Requirement of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers for wheat cultivation under irrigation by municipal wastewater

Authors: MA Mojid, GCL Wyseure, SK Biswas

Citations: 56

Year: 2012

 

Mohammad A Mojid | Water Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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