

I am an applied engineering academic with a background in civil and structural engineering, specialising in sustainable construction materials and digital construction. My work focuses on linking engineering research with real-world applications, particularly in 3D concrete printing and low-carbon building technologies. I have experience teaching undergraduate and postgraduate engineering courses, supervising student research, and working on internationally funded research projects. I am strongly committed to inclusive, student-centred teaching and to contributing to industry-engaged research aligned with sustainability and Industry 5.0 principles.
Jun 2023 – Oct 2025 | Institute of Construction Materials, TU Dresden.
Project title : Exploring the Role of Alkali Activated Materials in Digital Construction:
Enhancing Thermal Conductivity and Carbon Sequestration.
This fellowship is Germany’s highly competitive and prestigious research award aimed at
fostering innovation. This highly selective fellowship recognizes outstanding researchersand provides unique opportunities for advancing scientific frontiers.
Jun 2024 – Jun 2025 | Institute of Construction Materials, TU Dresden and Institute of
Future Materials, University of Southern Queensland
Project title : Inline Calcination of Natural Clays Integrated for on Demand Mixing in 3D
Concrete Printing.
I, along with a researcher at University of Southern Queensland, were awarded with this
funding to carry out collaborative research work. This is a highly competitive program
and I was awarded with 13,500 for one year duration.
Jan 2025 – Oct 2025
10,000 euro is awarded for self-improvement of postdocs. This award is given annually
to up to ten postdocs working at TU Dresden.
Hyderabad, India | 2020–2023 Fully funded competitive scholarship covering tuition and
relocation fees and a AUD 34,700 living stipend for doctoral research on 3D printable concrete.
Awarded to only a few high-potential researchers annually.
RILEM membership; American Society of Civil Engineering