Noor Alawi, Part-time Lecturer

Noor Alawi

Part-time Lecturer

Noor Alawi is an engineering sustainability researcher crafting a cement-less concrete mix. She is part of the Leeds Beckett University alumnus, now researcher and part-time lecturer. She has a Masters from the University of Leeds, blending academia with industry insights and excited to inspire future engineers with sustainable innovations.

Noor is embarking on her academic journey at Leeds Beckett University and cultivated a deep passion for sustainable engineering practices. This enthusiasm led her to pursue a master's degree at the University of Leeds, where she delved into advanced concepts that laid the foundation for her current endeavorus. Armed with a solid academic background, she transitioned into the professional realm, gaining invaluable industry experience that significantly shaped her understanding of real-world engineering challenges.

As an Engineering sustainability researcher, Noor's focus revolves around developing a groundbreaking cement-less concrete mix tailored for robust structural applications. This innovative venture aligns with her commitment to fostering sustainability within the construction industry. Beyond her primary research, she finds immense joy and fulfilment in sharing her knowledge and experiences with the next generation of engineers as a part-time lecturer at Leeds Beckett University.

Noor's multifaceted background, blending academic achievements, industry insights, and a fervent dedication to sustainability, positions her at the intersection of theoretical knowledge and practical application. She is driven by a vision of contributing to a more sustainable and resilient future through cutting-edge research and the education of aspiring engineers.

Current Teaching

  • Engineering and Materials Sciences

Research Interests

In her current research, Noor is at the forefront of developing innovative concrete mixes, with a particular emphasis on geopolymer-based solutions. This hands-on laboratory work is poised to revolutionize the engineering landscape. By exploring diverse cement replacements, her research aims to significantly reduce the carbon footprint associated with concrete production, a crucial step in mitigating the environmental impact of construction. The potential ripple effect of these sustainable solutions extends to the broader engineering community, paving the way for a future where environmentally conscious practices are seamlessly integrated into the foundations of built environment.

Noor Alawi, Part-time Lecturer

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