Dr Emiliya Suprun
Lecturer
UNSW Canberra
School of Systems & Computing
Dr Emiliya Suprun is a Lecturer in Systems Engineering in the School of Systems and Computing (SYSCOM) and Capability Systems Centre at UNSW Canberra. Before joining UNSW Canberra in 2023, she worked as a post-doc research fellow at the School of Engineering & Built Environment and Cities Research Institute, Griffith University, Australia.
Emiliya has worked on numerous research and consultancy projects with a range of large interdisciplinary teams in engineering, construction and environmental engineering and management research. Her PhD research was focused on modelling an innovation system in the context of the construction industry. Her research interests include integrated decision support systems using coupled system dynamics modelling, scenario analysis, operational research methods, digital engineering and digital transformation. Emiliya has been working closely with government agencies on projects associated with digital engineering, digital asset information management frameworks and industry digital transformation maturity.
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- 2023, Co-investigator.Building Resilience to Power and Energy Systems Under Cyber-Related Disasters (Rapid Research Funding, SysCom, UNSW Canberra) $19,713
- 2022, Chief investigator. Beyond traditional artificial intelligence – Exploring the effectiveness of novel causal AI (Cities Research Institute Early Career Researcher Small Competitive Grant)
- 2020, Co-investigator. BQ0349‐20 Climate impact evaluation framework (Building Queensland - Climate Risk Advisor)
- 2018-2019, Co-investigator. MiniCity project (Cities Research Institute seed funding)
- 2017, Co-investigator. Extension of the South East Busway to Logan City: A soft traffic management approach (Cities Research Institute Early Career Researcher Small Competitive Grant)
- 2013-2014, Grant of the President of the Russian Federation for students, PhD candidates and young scientists to study abroad and conduct research abroad
- Student Experience of Teaching Commendation. Griffith University (2022)
- Pro Vice Chancellor (Sciences) Research Excellence Award for Excellence of a Research Group. Griffith University (2019)
- Conference Support Scheme Award. Griffith Centre for Coastal Management (2019)
- Conference & Travel Support Scheme Award. Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (2019)
- Conference Scholarship. The 36th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society (2018)
- Nominations for “Outstanding Contribution in Teaching” Award. Griffith School of Engineering and Built Environment (2017-2019)
- Publications Incentive Scheme Award. Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (2017)
- Conference Travel Grant. Griffith Graduate Research School (GGRS) and International Experience Incentive Scheme (IEIS) (2017)
- Conference Scholarship. The 34th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society (2016)
- Grant of the President of the Russian Federation for students, PhD candidates and young scientists to study abroad and conduct research abroad (2013)
Research interests:
- Systems thinking and modelling
- Systems engineering
- Participatory modelling and stakeholder engagement
- Digital engineering
- Digital transformation
- Decision support and policy-making
- Engineering management
- Project management
- Innovation management
- Member at International Council on Systems Engineering (2023-)
- Member at Systems Engineering Society of Australia (2023-)
- Policy Council Member at the Australasia/Oceania Chapter of the System Dynamics Society (2019-)
- Executive Committee Member at the Griffith Systems Modelling Group (2019-2023)
- Vice President at the Student Chapter of the System Dynamics Society (2018-2020)
- General Secretary at the EPPM Association (Association of Engineering, Project, and Production Management) (2017-2018)
- Member at System Dynamics Society (2016-)