PhD Student, Capital University of Science & Technology, Pakistan
Engr. Aaroon Joshua Das is a distinguished PhD Scholar in Structural Engineering at Capital University of Science & Technology (CUST), Islamabad, and currently serves as the Project Director at the Ministry of Federal Education & Professional Training, Islamabad, Pakistan. With a strong engineering background, he specializes in project management, contract administration, and strategic planning, ensuring the successful execution of mega projects. Aaroon is deeply passionate about sustainability and works towards integrating it into construction by researching the recycling of plastic waste. His work aims to provide eco-friendly, cost-effective solutions for the construction industry. Through his innovative research, Aaroon seeks to tackle significant environmental challenges, contributing to a more sustainable and efficient future in infrastructure development.
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Education
Aaroon Joshua Das holds a Master’s degree in Structural Engineering and is currently pursuing a PhD at Capital University of Science & Technology (CUST), Islamabad. His academic journey has focused on advanced civil engineering concepts, particularly related to sustainable construction materials and practices. His research at CUST explores the use of recycled plastic in the construction industry, aiming to reduce environmental pollution and cost. Aaroon’s educational background also includes extensive training in project management and contract administration, equipping him with the skills to lead large-scale infrastructure projects. His ongoing PhD research is dedicated to pioneering methods for utilizing waste plastic as a primary construction material, contributing to both sustainability and cost-effectiveness in the construction industry.
Experience
Engr. Aaroon Joshua Das brings a wealth of experience in both engineering and project management. As Project Director at the Ministry of Federal Education & Professional Training, Islamabad, he oversees the execution of large-scale government projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and according to quality standards. With a keen interest in sustainability, Aaroon’s role bridges engineering practice and environmental responsibility. His experience includes contract administration, strategic planning, and risk management for infrastructure projects. Additionally, Aaroon’s academic expertise as a PhD scholar at CUST enhances his project management approach, providing him with in-depth knowledge of innovative, sustainable building materials. Through his ongoing research on recycling plastic waste for construction, he contributes to both his professional work and academic pursuits, fostering the development of green technologies in the construction sector.
Research Focus
Engr. Aaroon Joshua Das’s research is focused on innovative and sustainable construction materials, particularly the use of recycled plastic in building construction. Recognizing the growing environmental concerns surrounding plastic waste, his work aims to create eco-friendly solutions by utilizing plastic as a primary construction material, rather than as a composite. This approach has the potential to significantly reduce construction costs while also addressing the global plastic waste crisis. Aaroon’s research is pioneering in the field, as it explores the potential of plastic to replace traditional construction materials, making buildings more sustainable. His work combines material engineering and recycling processes to assess the feasibility of using plastic waste in infrastructure development. Aaroon is committed to furthering this area of research, which has far-reaching implications for the construction industry’s environmental footprint, potentially revolutionizing how materials are sourced and used in construction globally.
Publication Top Notes
- Prospective Use and Assessment of Recycled Plastic in Construction Industry 🏗️♻️