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Dr Oluwatoyin Ajibade

Dr Oluwatoyin Ajibade

ajibado4@lsbu.ac.uk

Civil and Building Services Engineering

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9976-4064

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I am a Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering, a Chartered Civil Engineer recognised by the Engineering Council and a Chartered Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, United Kingdom (CEng MICE). I am also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA).

I teach Engineering Surveying, Structures & Construction Technology A, and Materials & Geology.

I am currently an Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Further Learning Exam Script Marker, a member of The Royal Society’s International Exchanges Panel, and a member of the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Talent Peer Review College.

I am passionate about sustainable materials for road pavements and sustainable and smart drainage systems because of my previous industry and research experience that are in these areas.

My ongoing research focuses on:

1. The reduction of carbon emissions in road construction through the development of a new low-carbon road pavement system in partnership with an industrial partner,

2. Optimisation of sustainable drainage systems for managing quantity and quality of runoff, and

3. Development of a smart drainage management system that enables proactive maintenance instead of current reactive maintenance in partnership with an industrial partner.

In addition, I am the Director of Studies of a fully funded PhD project entitled “Evaluation of Long-term Durability of a Low-Carbon Road Pavement Infrastructure”.

Recently completed projects include the Institution of Structural Engineers funded project entitled “Improving the Durability and Sustainability of Reinforced Concrete using Carbonated Aggregates and BFRP Reinforcement” and a consultancy for Roadfill Limited.

Courses taught

Civil Engineering - BEng (Hons)

Civil Engineer Apprenticeship Degree - Civil Engineering BEng

Postgraduate Research Supervision
Current
Mr Dani El Hajj ChehadeDoctoral Research ProjectPhD
Mr Robert KovacsDoctoral Research ProjectPhD
Mr Ka-Lok KanDoctoral Research ProjectPhD
PhD in Civil Engineering

University of Greenwich

2016
2020
MSc Civil and Environmental Engineering

University of West London

2014
2015
PGCert in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education

Anglia Ruskin University

2019
2020
BEng (Hons)

University of Ilorin

2006
2010
Chartered Engineer

Engineering Council, United Kingdom

2021
Chartered Civil Engineer

Institution of Civil Engineers, United Kingdom

2021
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Higher Education Academy, United Kingdom

2020
Research Associate
University of Greenwich

Worked as a Research Associate on a Knowledge Exchange and Embed Partnership (KEEP+) between the University of Greenwich and Roadfill Ltd. to develop a new road surfacing product from synthesis of asphalt concrete and recycled plastics.

2021
2021
Education
Hourly Paid Lecturer in Civil Engineering
University of Greenwich

Taught and assessed the following Civil and Environmental Engineering modules: CIVI 1125 – Civil Engineering Hydraulics (class: 55 Year-2 BEng & MEng students), CIVI 1131 – Water Engineering (class: 11 Year-3 BEng students), CIVI 1135 – Hydrosystems Engineering & Management and GEEN 1148 – Water & Wastewater Engineering (class: 11 MSc students).

Co-supervised two final year projects with Dr. Cecilia MacLeod, marked Civil Engineering examinations and coursework and graded final year projects (as First Assessor of four projects and Second Assessor of one project), and

Taught and demonstrated Civil Engineering laboratory experiments to undergraduate and postgraduate students and to potential students and their parents on Open Day events.

2020
2021
Education
FunderYear wonProjectRole
The Institution of Structural Engineers2022Improving the Durability and Sustainability of Reinforced Concrete using Carbonated aggregates and BFRP reinforcementCo-Investigator
Roadfill Limited2021Toyin Consultancy Project Principal Investigator
Institution of Civil Engineers
2021
Engineering Council, UK
2021
Higher Education Academy, UK
2020
Engineering Future Sustainability journal

ISSN: 2753-4693

Editorial/Advisory Board Member
2023
Investigating the Variance in the Adaptation Pathways of U.S. Municipal Solid Waste Management Systems to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Institution of Civil Engineers
Other

Further Learning Exam Script Marker

Professional Examinations

September 2022
Carbon8 Systems Limited

I am working on the reduction of carbon emissions in road construction through the development of a new low-carbon road pavement system in partnership with the company

June 2022
E4 Engineering Limited

I am working on the development of a smart drainage management system that enables proactive maintenance instead of current reactive maintenance in partnership with the company.

May 2023

Filter publications

Comparative life cycle assessment of a novel sustainable road pavement system adopting recycled plastic from PET bottles and carbonated aggregate
Rispoli, O. and Ajibade, O. (2024). Comparative life cycle assessment of a novel sustainable road pavement system adopting recycled plastic from PET bottles and carbonated aggregate. Heliyon. 10 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e24354

Modelling of a sustainable refugee camp drainage system for stormwater management
Ajibade, O., Tota-Maharaj, K., Hills, C.D. and MacLeod, C. (2019). Modelling of a sustainable refugee camp drainage system for stormwater management. Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology. 5, pp. 2150-2160. https://doi.org/10.1039/c9ew00350a

Challenges of poor surface water drainage and wastewater management in refugee camps
Ajibade, O., Tota-Maharaj, K. and Clarke, B. (2016). Challenges of poor surface water drainage and wastewater management in refugee camps. Challenges of poor surface water drainage and wastewater management in refugee camps. https://doi.org/10.18280/eesrj.030402