Habib Habib

Habib Habib is a Research Fellow at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ), affiliated with the Support for Learning Rural Economies Centre of Excellence (Research). He holds a PhD from USQ (2024), an MAgriBus from Queensland (2015), an MBA from Quaid-i-Azam University (2012), and a BAdm(Hons) from Peshawar (2010).

Research Interests: His work focuses on regional drought resilience planning, environmental monitoring practices in agriculture, and scaling clean technologies. He explores technology adoption challenges in agribusiness, particularly in sustainable supply chains and decarbonization strategies. His research integrates interdisciplinary approaches to address climate change impacts on rural economies and resource management.

Recent Work Trends: Recent publications span environmental monitoring innovations, clean technology implementation, and rock mechanics. Key areas include numerical simulations of geomechanical systems, cavitation dynamics, and sustainable mining practices. His work bridges theoretical models with practical applications in agriculture and environmental engineering.

Awards & Grants: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned. Research outputs include 202+ views and 19+ downloads across platforms, with active engagement in recent conferences (e.g., Queensland Decarbonisation Forum, 2024).

Labs/Teams: Active contributor to the Rural Economies Centre of Excellence, focusing on drought resilience and agribusiness technology integration. Collaborates on projects involving temperature data loggers in vegetable supply chains and decarbonization strategies.