Dr. Shilpi Tewari is a highly experienced academic and researcher with expertise in urban planning, air quality, and construction management. Currently serving as a Research Fellow (Postdoc) at RMIT University under the Healthy Environment And Lives (HEAL) Network, she leads innovative projects focused on localised air-quality monitoring to improve urban livability and public health. 

In addition to her research role, Dr. Tewari has over a decade of experience teaching at Deakin University, where she has delivered courses on urban design, construction management, and building material science. She has developed online courses such as "Clean Air for Urban Livability" and contributed to multiple academic units and research projects. Her teaching portfolio spans both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, with responsibilities including lectures, tutorials, assessments, and research supervision.

Her professional background includes roles as a town planner at Wyndham City Council and an architectural design drafter. Dr. Tewari holds a PhD in Architecture from Deakin University, a Master's in Social Engineering from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, and a Bachelor's in Architectural Engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Calicut.