Alex Apeagyei

Dr. Alex Apeagyei is an Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering & Construction at the University of East London (UEL), part of the School of Architecture Computing and Engineering. He specializes in pavement engineering, with a focus on sustainable infrastructure, asphalt materials, and the application of machine learning in transportation systems. His research bridges academic innovation and industry practice, emphasizing recycling methods and smart technologies for infrastructure resilience.

Dr. Apeagyei holds a PhD in Civil Engineering and has extensive qualifications including MSc and BSc degrees in Civil Engineering. His work spans pavement distress classification using deep learning, moisture damage analysis in asphalt mixtures, and low-carbon road construction techniques. He has collaborated with organizations such as the National Co-operative Research Programme (NCHRP) and the Transportation Research Board, contributing to standards and policy development.

His research interests include sustainable transport systems, intelligent transport systems (ITS), and materials characterization. He has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the Jack H. Dillard Award (2010) and the Golden Leaf Award (2011). Dr. Apeagyei also serves on expert panels for organizations like the Institute of Highway Engineers and the ASTM Committee, reflecting his leadership in advancing industry practices.

Teaching responsibilities include modules on highway engineering, transportation systems, and structural engineering at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. His research outputs emphasize practical solutions for infrastructure challenges, with a focus on machine learning applications and sustainable construction materials.