APPOINTMENTS & AFFILIATIONS

Continuity, inquiry
and responsibility.

A proposed continuing research engagement with Apollo Continuum and IJAIE, alongside Manufacturing Science and Engineering at COEP.

Offer prepared 12 September 2026. Acceptance and commencement are pending. These role summaries describe the proposed appointment.

APOLLO CONTINUUM

Founding recognition
& continuing stewardship

Co-Founder &
Founding Research Steward

The proposed role recognises Anuja's contribution to Apollo Mission I and invites her to help shape the Continuum's next research chapter. Its focus is the continuity of the research: preserving what was learned, strengthening how future work is conducted, and helping others build on a clear record.

  • Advise on selected research questions and methods.
  • Maintain the original team's contribution and research record.
  • Participate in research reviews, seminars and agreed mentoring.

Vijayalaxmi Kalidas Sundalam continues as Apollo Research Head. Founding recognition relates to Apollo Continuum within the Chatake Innoworks ecosystem.

Read the Mission I contribution ↗

IJAIE

Part-time research
Initial term: twelve months

Research Associate

A structured engagement in applied research, reproducible experimentation and scholarly communication, with work agreed around university commitments.

  • Literature synthesis and experimental research.
  • Documented methods, data provenance and evaluation.
  • Technical reports, seminars and contribution to manuscripts.

Research responsibilities are distinct from editorial decisions. Authorship follows contribution and the publication policies of the relevant venue.

Visit IJAIE ↗

THE FIRST NINETY DAYS

A question, an experiment,
an explainable record.

Frame. Select a focused question and reconstruct the relevant literature and source record.

Test. Reproduce a baseline with traceable data, versioned code and an experiment log.

Explain. Present the findings, respond to review and agree the next research step.

RESEARCH PROFILES

ORCID 0009-0005-4952-1442 ↗

Google Scholar ↗

Web of Science QZR-0756-2026 ↗