Mohammad Azami

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Dr. Mohammad Azami is a leading voice in space resource utilization, with his work centered on the critical challenge of building a permanent human presence beyond Earth. His primary research focus is lunar-based manufacturing and construction, specifically advancing the field of in-situ resource utilization (ISRU). Azami’s major contribution lies in synthesizing and advancing the technical pathways for using lunar regolith to create structural components, effectively outlining a roadmap for turning raw Moon dust into habitable infrastructure. His most influential work, a comprehensive 2024 review on the subject, has already garnered 44 citations, signaling its rapid adoption as a foundational reference in the field. By systematically addressing the prohibitive costs of Earth-to-Moon transport, Azami’s research directly tackles the economic and logistical bottlenecks of space colonization. His work is not merely theoretical; it provides a practical framework for engineers and mission planners, establishing him as a key architect of the technologies that will enable humanity’s first permanent off-world settlements.