I am a lecturer in Manufacturing Engineering at Sheffield Hallam University. I hold a PhD in Mechanics of Materials and possess extensive knowledge in both conventional and advanced manufacturing processes. My main research expertise lies in process development and materials development, specifically for metals and ceramic materials.

I hold a PhD in Mechanics of Materials and possess extensive knowledge in both conventional and advanced manufacturing process. Additionally, I specialize in process development, materials characterisation, powder processing, experimental mechanics, and project management. Prior to joining SHU, I was working as a Technical Lead in Advanced Manufacturing Processes in Henry Royce Institute (The University of Sheffield). I have been involved in various project related to advanced manufacturing technology and materials science such as “Optimisation of Hot Isotropic Press (HIP) parameters for Additively Manufactured components" and Developed spheroidisation process of glass powder with various composition”. I provided technical consultation on diverse matters, including experimental design, procedures, and result analysis. As a PDRA at Loughborough University, My work focused on investigating the impact of casting parameters on the microstructure and mechanical properties of Compacted Graphite Iron (CGI) in comparison with Grey Iron (GI), in collaboration with G&W ltd and Caterpillar Co.

Specialist areas of interest:

- Additive Manufacturing and 3D-Printing

- Process and Materials Development

- Advanced characterization techniques including Advanced Electron Microscopy

-High-Value Manufacturing, Industry 4.0, and Digital Manufacturing