Dr. Safiki Ainomugisha | Green Networking Awards | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Safiki Ainomugisha, Makerere University, Uganda

Dr. Safiki Ainomugisha is a dedicated academic and researcher at Makerere University 🎓, Uganda, where he serves as an Assistant Lecturer in Construction Management. With a rich educational background including a Ph.D. in Construction Management and expertise in construction economics and sustainable practices, Safiki has made significant strides in eco-friendly construction materials. His pioneering research on utilizing agricultural waste like sugarcane bagasse ash for cementitious materials has garnered international recognition, reflected in his peer-reviewed publications and presentations. Safiki’s commitment to sustainability extends to his leadership in research projects funded by the Research and Innovation Fund, aiming to revolutionize construction practices through innovative solutions. His contributions to science and academia underscore his role in shaping the future of sustainable construction 🏗️.

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Education/Training

Ph.D. (Ongoing): Construction Management, Makerere University, Uganda
Masters: Civil Engineering, Universitas Muhammadiyah, Indonesia
B.Sc.: Building Economics, Kyambogo University, Uganda

Employment Experience

Ainomugisha has over eight years of combined experience in academia and the construction industry. He serves as an Assistant Lecturer at Makerere University and has previously taught at Kyambogo University and International University of East Africa. His expertise spans construction economics, quantity surveying, and sustainable construction practices.

Research and Innovation

Ainomugisha has successfully led research projects funded by the Research and Innovation Fund, focusing on eco-friendly cementitious materials using agricultural waste like sugarcane bagasse ash and rice husks. His contributions to science include multiple peer-reviewed publications and presentations at international conferences in Indonesia and Malaysia.

Awards and Grants

He has been recognized with awards such as the KNB Indonesian government scholarship and the National Scholarship from the Government of Uganda. His current RIF project explores the feasibility of nano sugarcane bagasse ash in cement-based materials, aiming to enhance sustainability in construction practices.

Contributions to Science

Ainomugisha has facilitated research groups and coordinated projects resulting in publications that contribute to the global discourse on sustainable construction. His work not only advances academic knowledge but also addresses practical challenges in the construction industry through innovative research and application.