Miss Louise Bardwell
Postdoctoral Fellow
ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics
Research interests
- sustainable development
- humanitarian engineering
- renewable energy systems
- decarbonisation
- Transdisciplinary methods
- Indigenous knowledge systems
- data analysis
Biography
I am passionate about driving the world's sustainable and equitable pathway to decarbonisation through the use of renewable energy systems and social change. With a background in Engineering and Pacific/Asian studies, I believe that all research should be transdisciplinary, incorporating the diversity and complexity of the techno, economic, social, and cultural factors that underpin all aspects of human's actions. Alongside my research work, I am interested in Humanitarian Engineering and the foundational role it should play in engineering practice, and understanding the process of decolonising methodologies to allow engagement with First Nations people and Indigenous knowledge systems.
Researcher's projects
Neighbourhood Batteries Initiative (NBI)
- Neighbourhood Battery (NB) Guidelines
- NB Impact Assessment Framework
- NB carbon calculator
- NB hosting capacity
