Contact Dr Xinyue Cui

Background

Dr Xinyue Cui joined 成人直播 in April 2023 as a Research Fellow in Sustainable Aviation at the 成人直播 Environment Centre, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences (FEAS). She attained her PhD in Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering from Loughborough University. She also holds an MSc degree with Distinction in Civil and Structural Engineering from Bradford University, as well as a BEng in Engineering (Economic) Management from Yantai University (China). Dr Cui's academic journey underscores her commitment to interdisciplinary excellence. Her expertise encompasses various domains, including data processing/analysis, advanced statistical/mathematical modelling, discrete/continuous event modelling, life cycle assessment, and programming. With a multidisciplinary background spanning engineering, economics, management, sustainability, and manufacturing, Dr Cui brings a comprehensive skill set to her research pursuits in promoting sustainable practices within the aviation industry.

Current activities

- NERC. NERC/ATI programme coordination: aviation's non-CO2 climate impacts. Researcher.

- ESRC. REGENYSYS: Designing a regenerative regional living systems 鈥� enabling a circular bioeconomy of wellbeing in the Thames Estuary. Researcher.

- Research England Participatory Research block funding. Regenerative regional system in the Thames Estuary. PI.

- NERC. Defragmenting the fragmented urban environment (DEFRAG). Research contributor

- Peak District National Park Authority. Protected Landscapes Observatory. Research contributor

- DSIT. Project 1: Online user safety 鈥� horizon scanning. Researcher.

- DSIT. Project 3: AI trends and forecasting. Researcher.

- Geneva Science Policy Interface. Shaping Environmental Policy in the pan-European Region through applying foresight methodologies. Researcher

- KPMG LLP. Report for Department for Transport - Literature review of aviation鈥檚 non-CO2 impacts and evaluation of existing metrics. Researcher.

- DSIT. Jet Zero: Enabling a sustainable Future for Airports and Aviation to support the UK-Singapore Green Economy Framework. Researcher.

Clients

  • KPMG International Limited
  • Department for Transport
  • Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology
  • Economic and Social Research Council
  • UK Research and Innovation
  • Natural Environment Research Council

Publications

Articles In Journals