Shanay Rab

Shanay Rab is a Lecturer in the School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering at the University of Brighton. Their research lies at the intersection of metrology, mechanical system design, robotics, and additive manufacturing, with a strong emphasis on quality infrastructure and industrial innovation.

Research interests include:

• Metrology and high-pressure equipment design
• Automation and robotics in manufacturing
• Additive manufacturing and material behavior under external stimuli
• Integration of AI tools in engineering systems
• Quality infrastructure encompassing standardization, accreditation, and conformity assessment
• Environmental noise modeling using neural networks and land use regression

The recent publications indicate a growing interdisciplinary focus, combining engineering precision with digital transformation trends such as Industry 4.0, IoT, and AI-driven analysis. Key themes include metrology policy (e.g., Metre Convention), science communication in the digital era, and urban environmental modeling. The work bridges theoretical foundations with practical applications, particularly in the context of India and the Global South.

Scientific contributions include over 70 peer-reviewed publications in journals such as Nature Reviews Physics, Measurement, and Environmental Science and Pollution Research. Notable topics span face recognition technologies, strategic noise mapping, and international cooperation in measurement science.

Shanay Rab actively supervises research in areas related to metrology, advanced manufacturing, and automation. Though no specific grants or awards are listed, the volume and impact of publications suggest sustained research activity and external collaboration across countries. Their work contributes significantly to both academic discourse and practical advancements in engineering and quality systems.

Collaborative work is evident through co-authored papers in environmental modeling, digital science communication, and international metrology policy, reflecting a broad academic network and engagement with global challenges.