Dr Mohammad Choucair spent 2 years at the World Economic Forum on the Global Council for Advanced Materials, and is internationally recognised for his forward-thinking breakthroughs in nanotechnology.
Dr Choucair received the Royal Australian Chemical Institute Cornforth Medal for the most outstanding Chemistry PhD in Australia, and is the co-inventor of the 12CQ quantum computing technology.
Dr Choucair is a Fellow of The Royal Society of New South Wales and The Royal Australian Chemical Institute, alumni of the World Economic Forum and Australian Graduate School of Management, graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and an Honorary Fellow of the University of Sydney.
He holds a PhD in Chemistry and a Bachelor of Science in Nanotechnology (First Class Honours) from the UNSW in Sydney.
