Hello!
I hold the titles of Chartered Engineer and Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering at Kingston University's Roehampton Vale campus. My academic journey at Kingston began in September 2021, following an enriching 5-year tenure at Guildford College in the UK. Prior to my UK adventure, I dedicated over 7 years to teaching Mechanical Engineering at various esteemed universities in Malaysia.
My expertise spans a wide spectrum, covering Materials, Mechanics, Manufacturing, Structures, and Project Management. At Kingston University, I have the privilege of sharing knowledge across these domains with students at all levels, from Level 3 to MSc.
In parallel with my teaching, I derive immense satisfaction from my research pursuits. My primary area of interest revolves around Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine. My vision is to become a distinguished tissue engineer who opens doors for young engineers to explore the fascinating world of medical engineering, with a special focus on Bone Tissue Engineering.
Within Bone Tissue Engineering, my research encompasses a diverse array of intriguing subfields, including Additive Manufacturing, Bioprinting, Vascularization Studies, and Wound Healing Stimulations. These areas collectively form the foundation of my quest to contribute to the development of innovative solutions for bone-related medical challenges.
Moreover, my current research horizon extends to the captivating realm of Industry 4.0, where I'm actively exploring the integration of advanced technologies into my research projects.
Beyond my academic and research endeavors, I contribute as a board member to the Biomedical Division of IMechE UK, striving to foster innovation in the field. Additionally, I find fulfillment in my role as a mentor within the Women in Engineering Society, UK, where I aim to inspire and support the next generation of engineering talent.
Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering