Aaron Liu

Aaron Liu is a research-focused academic at Queensland University of Technology, affiliated with the School of Architecture & Built Environment under the Faculty of Engineering. With a PhD in Electrical Engineering and professional engineering credentials (RPEQ, CPEng), he specializes in sustainable energy systems, grid-integrated buildings, and data-driven infrastructure management.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy (QUT)
• Master of Engineering (University of Queensland)
• Master of Engineering Management (QUT)
• Graduate Certificate in Academic Practice (QUT)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Jiangnan University, China)

Research Focus: Combines electrical engineering with built environment sustainability through advanced analytics. Key areas include energy flexibility in buildings, renewable investment strategies, demand management, and climate adaptation for healthcare infrastructure. His work bridges technical innovation with policy implications.

Publication Trends: Recent work emphasizes grid-friendly energy trading, smart hospital energy systems, and climate-resilient infrastructure. Collaborative research spans from microgrid converters to urban wind modeling for sustainable development.

Awards & Roles:

• 2020 Best paper award at Asia Pacific SDEWES
• 2021-2025: IEA Annex 82 representative for Australia
• 2019: Visiting fellow at University of Queensland
• 2018: Keynote speaker at Engineers Australia conference
• Conference committee roles (2016-2022)