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Dr. Shilpi Tewari is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at RMIT University’s School of Property, Construction and Project Management and a casual academic with over a decade of teaching experience at Deakin University. Her multidisciplinary work bridges urban planning, air quality monitoring, and multiculturalism studies, supported by the Healthy Environment And Lives (HEAL) Network.
- Education: PhD in Architecture (Deakin University), Master’s in Social Engineering (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Bachelor’s in Architectural Engineering (NIT Calicut).
Research focus includes localized air quality monitoring using low-cost sensors, urban livability metrics, and the intersection of multiculturalism with suburban development patterns. She explores how data-driven insights can inform healthier, sustainable cities and policy interventions for transportation-related air pollution.
- Teaching expertise: Construction management, urban design, and building material science at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, with innovative online course development (e.g., Clean Air for Urban Livability).
Recent publications address heat pump integration in social housing, comparative air quality legislation (Australia/Canada), and multicultural ethnoburbs in Australian cities. Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration between environmental science, urban planning, and public health.
