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Mrs Elisa Guimaraes Puccinelli Rebelo

Mrs Elisa Guimaraes Puccinelli Rebelo

guimare4@lsbu.ac.uk

Mechanical Engineering and Design

https://orcid.org/0009-0003-6500-511X

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I joined LSBU in 2020, as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in the School of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Design Division. I originally studied BEng Production Engineering in Brazil and had the opportunity to work alongside Civil Engineers and Architects in both Construction and Industrial sectors acquiring a broad range of skills and experience in design, engineering, and project management.

Before joining LSBU, I have previously worked as a Fluid Dynamics Analyst/Engineer in Partnership with Technology Swiss S.A. performing CFD (Computer Fluid Dynamics) and Thermal Analysis for diverse products for the Mining Industry such as Fog Cannon and Wind Fence Breaker.

I am a proud LSBU alumni, having graduated with First Class Honours in BSc (Hons) Engineering Product Design where my final year project, Flux.on, a new London Bus system to improve passenger safety and travel experience, was shortlisted to the semi-finals in the Mayor of London Enterprise Smart Cities Awards. In 2017, my team and I won first place on the Great Competition by Design Museum and The Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, for designing and developing OCCO, a school bag made from 100% Coconut waste, with intuitive features encouraging children from developing countries to engage more effectively at school. OCCO is not only combating the Education Crisis but also making use of the 9 billion coconut husks thrown away by Asia every year.

My research career began in 2020, when I have worked as a part- time R&D Engineer for a project funded by European Regional Development Fund at South Bank Innovation Centre. In this project, I was responsible for research and development of a potential absorbent material made of a natural free source fibre with minimal environmental impact. In addition, I was responsible for mechanical laboratory testing's (Tensile/Bending), material quality control and daily reports and log expenditure.

Courses taught

Engineering Product Design - BSc (Hons)

Product Design - BSc (Hons)

Rail and Rail Systems Engineer Apprenticeship (Track)

Rail and Rail Systems Engineer Apprenticeship (Traction and Rolling Stock)

Product Design and Development Engineer Apprenticeship

ProposalProjectRoleFunderStatusStatus last updated
Green Transition EcosystemsGreen Transition EcosystemsCo-InvestigatorArts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)OPEN SubmittedMar 2023
Institution of Engineering Designers
2020