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My research interests revolve around the intersection of concrete technology and water infrastructure. With prior experience conducting research on the incorporation of waste materials as alternatives to conventional concrete components, I have developed a strong foundation in concrete materials and their practical applications. Presently, my focus has shifted towards water infrastructure, specifically exploring the research project entitled "New smart data approaches for ageing pipe networks." My current project focuses on the data obtained from in-pipe robots to evaluate the performance of ageing pipe networks. By integrating advanced inspection technologies and implementing proactive repair strategies, the goal is to mitigate the economic and environmental damages associated with failing underground pipes. Through an investigation of how defects impact the hydraulic performance of water and sewer systems using performance indicators, my objective is to assist water utilities in identifying critical areas that require targeted maintenance and rehabilitation. My research strives to contribute to the advancement of sustainable and resilient water management systems, ensuring the longevity and effectiveness of essential water infrastructure.