Research Overview
A central theme of my research is to improve the conversion efficiency of complex waste streams into valuable energy carriers and resources. This includes mechanistic investigation of sludge disintegration, enhancement of substrate bioavailability, and optimisation of biological pathways for hydrogen and energy recovery.
In addition to established waste-to-energy systems, my research explores emerging directions such as alternative biomass feedstocks, including marine and macroalgal resources, for bioenergy generation. Collectively, this work contributes to environmentally responsible infrastructure systems aligned with circular bioeconomy and sustainability-driven engineering practice.Detailed outcomes of this research are presented through peer-reviewed journal publications and thematic sub-pages.
- Advanced treatment for industrial and fishery wastewater.
- Application of biofilm and aerobic granular sludge technologies.
- Strategies for safe water reuse and pollution control.
- Biohydrogen production from waste activated sludge.
- Low-energy pretreatment optimization (microwave/sonic).
- Converting food waste into renewable energy carriers.
- Valorizing organic waste for the Circular Bioeconomy.
- Developing green concrete using industrial by-products (GGBS).
- Reducing construction carbon footprint via waste recycling.