Regular biography
Obuks Ejohwomu is a Reader in Civil Engineering and Management at The University of Manchester, where he leads research focused on sustainable built environments, decarbonised projects, and digitalisation in construction. He is the founder of the Nudge SIG Special Interest Group and serves as Head of Admissions in the School of Engineering. His work includes contributions to the 2024 Building Regulations and research on low-cost air pollution monitoring. Ejohwomu is also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and holds leadership roles in commercial and procurement management. His research spans occupational health, safety, and sustainable urban development, with a focus on global South contexts.
Scholar-generated biography
Obuks A. Ejohwomu is a Reader in Sustainable Built Environment & Project Management at The University of Manchester. His research focuses on built environment sustainability, health and safety, productivity, and project management and social aspects. Ejohwomu's work explores digital transformation, Industry 4.0 technologies, and their impact on construction practices. He investigates safety leading indicators, carbon neutrality in building projects, and the application of digital twins for sustainability. His research also addresses communication barriers in the construction industry and the role of BIM in developing countries. Ejohwomu emphasizes the integration of social value and resilience in construction and resource recovery industries.