Sreeni Chadalavada

Sreeni Chadalavada is a Senior Lecturer in Water Engineering at the University of Southern Queensland, where he focuses on teaching and research in hydrology, water resources, and environmental engineering. Previously, he served as Principal Hydrogeologist and Research Manager at CRC CARE (University of Newcastle) and Senior Scientist at the University of South Australia. His expertise spans hydrology, environmental risk assessment, contaminated land management, and optimization techniques.

Education: BTech (Pondicherry University, 2003), MTech (Indian Institute of Technology, 2005), PhD (University of South Australia, 2009).

Research interests include water resources engineering, waste management, environmental monitoring, and the application of AI in environmental systems. He has supervised numerous doctoral and master’s students on topics like groundwater remediation, climate change impacts on hydrology, and machine learning in water quality management.

Key affiliations include the Centre for Applied Climate Sciences and the Institute for Life Sciences and the Environment. His recent work emphasizes AI-driven solutions for air and water quality, climate change adaptation, and sustainable remediation strategies.