My UKCRIC and C-DICE research focuses on complex infrastructure systems as enablers of societally beneficial outcomes. In particular on the:
System characteristics (interdependencies, emergent properties and dynamic context) necessary for normal operations to enable the systemic realisation of systemic outcomes. 
expectated qualities of desired Outcome (safe; reliable; resilient to the disruptive impacts of climate change and other strategic challenges; enhance the quality of the local environment; and helps catalyse an urgent transformation to a net zero GHG emission economy.
My research is systemic in scope, and includes challenges of how we systemically govern, regulate, manage (including plan, design, procure, construct, operate, maintain, enhance, repurpose, measure, account for, value and incentivise investment in) complex infrastructure systems for the safe emergence of these system characteristics.
I collaborate with colleagues from across UKCRIC and with colleagues from professional bodies, industry, government bodies and international partners. These Collaboration have led to published research outputs including:
All Research Papers shown on UCL IRIS
Reports and Literature Reviews for the UK National Infrastructure Commission (NIC): the Resilience of Digitally Connected Infrastructure Systems (DCIS); Emergent Behaviours in Systems Comparable to Infrastructure; Analytical Approaches To Resilience and Questions for Resilience Assessment
Reports on the Resilience of infrastructure systems to Black Sky Hazards, produced with The Electric Infrastructure Security Council (EIS Council) as part of two academic workshopsto organise Workshops and publish reports.
A briefing report for Industry group CIRIA - Interdependence analysis for systemically resilient infrastructure systems
Work with Infrastructure UK to develop a methodology for outcome-oriented infrastructure performance indicators.
A series of Opinion pieces written on behalf of external partners and for UKCRIC insights:
ICE Thinks: Bringing infrastructure to life in the public imagination.
The Resilience Shift: The Role of economic infrastructure in limiting global warming.
New Cities: Successful Cities Rely on Resilient Infrastructure
Infrastructure Intelligence: Infrastructure Commission: what are the opportunities and how should it work?
A UKCRIC case study published by Professor John Beckford in the 2nd edition of The Intelligent Organisation
A Chapter on Systemically Resilient Infrastructure Systems to be published in professor John Beckford's book The Intelligent Nation
The Net Zero Coalition, as UKCRIC lead on the Report Building a Net zero Economy, and work package development, including upcoming Decarbonisation report
The Digital Framework Task Group (DFTG), Digital Twin Working Group (DTWG) and Gemini Principles Report as Joint UKCRIC lead.
International ISNGI Colleagues to organise and produce outputs from ISNGI 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019
RAEng colleagues to support and input into the CASYWat and the Sustainable Living Places projects
Editoral Panel Colleagues on the ICE Journal Smart Infrastructure and Construction (SMIC)
Research Colleagues to lead co-ordination of UKCRIC and ICIF consultation responses to: NIC consultations, UK Government Consultations, Industrial; Strategy Consultatrions,BSI PAS Consultations