Dr. Najamussahar H. Mulla is a Senior Environmental Engineer currently working at AmbiRisk Environmental Consultancy in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. With over a decade of experience in environmental engineering, she specializes in environmental impact assessments (EIA), air quality monitoring (AQM), and project management. Dr. Mulla earned her Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Visvesvaraya Technological University, India, where she
focused on groundwater hydrology and environmental management. Her previous roles include serving as a Senior Environmental Officer at Techknowgreen Solutions in India and teaching as an Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. Dr. Mulla has published several journal papers and is an active member of international associations such as the International Water Association (IWA) and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Dr. Mulla has a strong background in both academic and practical applications of environmental engineering. Her research contributions include studies on water qualitymodeling, nutrient transformation rate constants, and hybrid power systems using carbon dioxide energy storage. She has published papers in reputable journals like Energy Reports and International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology.
In addition to her technical expertise, Dr. Mulla has actively participated in conferences and workshops, presenting her research on topics such as green technology and integrated solid waste management. She is also an editorial board member for Technoarete Transactions on Climate Change and Disaster Management and serves as a reviewer for leading journals like Ecological Modelling by Elsevier.
Her practical experience includes preparing environmental management plans, conducting site assessments, and ensuring regulatory compliance for various projects across the Middle East and India. Dr. Mulla’s commitment to environmental sustainability and her expertise in water resource management, air quality control, and waste reduction make her a valuable contributor to the field.
