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Mr. Buddhi Raj Joshi is an Associate Professor of School of Engineering, Pokhara University, Nepal and currently doing PhD at Ehime University, Japan under JSPS Ronpaku Fellowship. He is conducting research on Geotechnical Investigation of Landslide in Lesser Himalayas of Nepal. He presently resides in Dhangadhi-05, Kailali, Nepal, and was born in the Kanachaur Village Development Committee of the Doti District, Nepal. With a comparable level of professional experience, he has over 16 years of experience teaching and doing research in the fields of geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, engineering management, and traffic safety. In addition to more than ten conference presentations, he possesses over twenty peer-reviewed academic works. He has extensive knowledge and experience in university administration systems, having held positions at Pokhara University as a program coordinator (civil engineering), director of the school of engineering, dean of the faculty of science and technology, and vice-chancellor on a temporary basis. He has worked as a subject committee member at Pokhara University and Far Western University and has solid experience of curriculum development. He has extensive expertise in writing proposals and managed many Erasmus+ (European Union) capacity-building initiatives at Pokhara University. He received funding in 2014 from VLIR-OUS in Belgium for international road safety training in low- and middle-income nations. He is the recipient of the IN2FUTURE Summit and Innovative Educator Award 2021, the International American Council for Research and Development's Universal Best Dean IACRD Rising Star Awards 2020 Award. He holds lifetime memberships in the Nepal Geotechnical Society, the Nepal Engineers' Association, and the Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN). He graduated from the Ashoka Forum for Young Social Entrepreneurship (AFYSE) in the year 2000.
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