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Dr Danish Kazmi currently works as a full-time Geotechnical Engineer at GHD in Brisbane, Australia. He is an Adjunct Lecturer at The University of Queensland (UQ). Prior to his current role at GHD, Danish worked as a full-time Lecturer in Geotechnical Engineering at UQ.
Danish completed his PhD in Geotechnical Engineering from The University of Queensland (UQ) in Australia. His PhD research investigated the potential use of crushed waste glass as a sustainable alternative to depleting traditional construction sands (natural and quarried) to backfill granular columns for in situ ground improvement. He is one of the pioneers globally in researching the potential use of crushed waste glass to backfill granular columns for ground improvement in clayey soil.
His research mainly focuses on developing sustainable geomaterials by recycling ever-increasing wastes as alternatives to diminishing and increasingly expensive natural aggregates in geotechnical construction, helping the transition towards a circular economy.
He is one of the youngest researchers ever from his centre at UQ to receive a PhD.
Danish won the prestigious Career Development Fellowship at UQ, funded by the Australian Government. He received the coveted UQ Global Change Scholar Award and Future Leader Award. He won the Young Science Ambassador Award for the Wonder of Science Program Australia to help promote a STEM culture in Queensland schools. He is a passionate science communicator and a double award winner at the Three Minute Thesis Competition (3MT®) at the UQ’s School of Civil Engineering level. His PhD research has been featured in several Australian magazines and has led him to win several scholarships, alongside his selection to present at well-reputed live science communication events. Danish has published two high-definition UQ-branded Video Abstracts to communicate his research to the broader society and help maximise science outreach. He has been interviewed by Inspiring Australia as part of Australia's National Science Week celebrations to help spark the interest of students in STEM education. He has successfully initiated cross-institutional research collaborations with world-leading national and international organisations and is an invited reviewer for various top-ranked scientific journals.
Danish is a UQ Volunteer, Global Change Scholar, and Green Office Representative. He is an accredited Mental Health First Aider and a UQ Mental Health Champion. He is also a certified Carbon Literate. Danish cares deeply about the environment and believes that planet Earth is our most valuable asset. Outside of work, he enjoys participating in sustainability initiatives, connecting with nature and spending time at the beach.
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Geotechnical and Geological Engineeringpp.1-2, (2024)
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GEOMECHANICSno. 4 (2022)
MATEC Web of Conferences (2018): 04006
MATEC Web of Conferences (2017): 04009
MATEC Web of Conferences (2017): 17009-17009
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