prevention and sustainable sewer infrastructure. She earned her PhD from RMIT University in 2026, with research focused on improving the prediction, prevention, and management of fats, oils, and grease-related sewer blockages. Her expertise includes water engineering, wastewater processes, sewer asset management, grease interceptor performance, and FOG management. She applies computational modelling, statistical analysis, machine learning, and predictive modelling to investigate complex water and wastewater systems. Her research aims to integrate experimental evidence with data-driven approaches to support resilient, efficient, and sustainable urban sewer infrastructure and management.
Sustainable sewer infrastructure, Sewer blockage prediction and prevention, Fatberg management, Computational modelling

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