Azma Putra Azis

Azma Putra Azis is a Lecturer in the School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at Curtin University, with a focus on acoustics, vibration control, and sustainable materials. He is affiliated with campuses in Australia, Dubai, Malaysia, Mauritius, and Singapore. His research emphasizes eco-friendly acoustic absorbers using natural fibers (e.g., wood, oil palm, coconut) and additive manufacturing. He collaborates widely, publishing in journals like International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology and Applied Acoustics. His work spans noise control, composite material development, and structural acoustics. Teaching areas include Science and Engineering, with contributions to the Centre for Aboriginal Studies and interdisciplinary fields.

• Education: Not explicitly stated in profile, but extensive academic publications suggest advanced qualifications in mechanical/acoustical engineering.
• Research Interests: Acoustic absorber design, composite materials, vibration dynamics, and sustainable engineering.
• Professional Networks: ORCID (0000-0001-6023-2493), Google Scholar, LinkedIn, and personal website (www.azmaputra.com).

Publications highlight innovations in sound absorption using agricultural waste (e.g., durian husk, sugarcane fiber) and optimization of muffler designs. His work bridges engineering and environmental science, with applications in construction, automotive, and renewable materials.