Paul Singh

Paul Singh serves as a Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering within the School of Applied Sciences, appointed in 2016. A Canadian national with extensive industry experience, he previously provided training and support for oil and gas companies in Northern Alberta and spent 9-10 years in the Middle East working on contracts including process pilot plant installation and fleet analysis at Qatargas Operating Company Ltd., the world's largest LNG producer. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Big Data, IoT, and Data Analytics within Chemical Engineering.

His academic qualifications include:

• Bachelor of Science (BSc)
• Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
• Master of Science (MSc)

He is actively completing his Doctor of Philosophy degree.

Singh's research integrates data science with chemical engineering safety systems, focusing on real-time safety barrier monitoring through time series analysis, digital twin implementations for BowTie safety diagrams, and big data-driven process safety performance indicators. His work extends to sustainable materials engineering through advanced pyrolysis techniques for waste tire recycling, enhancing liquid fraction properties using hydrogen streams. This research directly supports UN Sustainable Development Goals for responsible consumption and industry innovation.

His publication history (2018-2024) reveals a clear evolution toward data-centric safety engineering, with recent works emphasizing digital transformation of safety management systems and predictive analytics for industrial risk reduction. The research consistently bridges theoretical data science with practical chemical process safety applications.

Professional recognition includes:

• Associate Membership of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (AMIChemE)
• Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

Singh lectures on reaction engineering, safety engineering, and process control, bringing substantial industry experience to his academic role. No information regarding graduate student supervision or research grants appears in the source material.

The available documentation does not specify laboratory facilities, research teams, or collaborative groups associated with his work.