Djasmine is a doctoral researcher in Chemical Engineering department under Sustainable Industrial Systems (SIS) research group and a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) at The University of Manchester. She joined The University of Manchester for her PhD studies in 2020 after receiving a scholarship from the Malaysian government agency, Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA), under Graduate Excellence Programme (GrEP). She received the Fellowship award by Advance HE in May 2023 for her excellent teaching and supervision roles while undertaking her PhD at the university.

Djasmine received her First Class Master of Engineering (MEng) in Chemical Engineering with Environmental Technology from The University of Manchester in 2015. Her MEng design project was on bio-refinery of furfural production from oats straws and her MEng dissertation was focused on heat integration and the optimisation of heat exchangers. Prior to re-joining the university, she had worked in a few engineering companies in Malaysia and took up different roles including Executive Engineer, Planner and Sales Engineer. 

Her current research interests include negative emissions technologies, environmental and economic sustainability assessments, life cycle assessment, life cycle costing and biomass conversion to energy.

• Life Cycle Assessment
• Life Cycle Costing
• PRISMA Systematic Review

Apart from her PhD studies, Djasmine also supports teaching and learning of undergraduates in Chemical Engineering department as a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) since 2021. The role involves supporting lecture, assisting students in problem solving sessions, coursework markings and giving feedbacks to students.

The course units supported include the following:

1. Engineering Mathematics

2. Process Integration

3. Sustainable Development and Industry

4. Sustainable Resources and Processing