People
A list of the staff and students that make up the Power Networks CDT.
Director
- Ruth Wood - Senior Lecturer in Environment and Climate Change
Manager
- Fiona Daniel - Administration Manager
Students
Current students on the Power Networks programme are listed alongside their thesis titles below:
Students and thesis titles
- Mahmoud Alhalaby - Alternative structures for OHL transmission towers
- Josep Bernat Bereguer - Enabling the secure interconnection of power systems
- Charlotte Brown - An assessment of the spatial variation in the risk of overheating in homes
- Claire Brown - Heating and cooling demand effects on power networks in a changing climate
- Simon Bullock - Power networks for the future of aviation and shipping
- Philippa Calver - The impact of managing electricity consumption on consumers
- Timothy Capper - Blockchain-based electricity trading for power networks
- Joseph Chambers - Exploring the consequences of internet of things devices for informal infrastructures of the global south
- Youhong Chen - Analysing controller and device interactions in complex mixed AC/DC network
- Niall Coogan - Strategy and sequencing in resource acquisition: performance differentials in renewable energy generators.
- Ami Crowther - Electrifying the city from below: towards distributed energy governance
- Yitian Dai - Identifying and modelling critical infrastructure network independencies of AC/DC system
- Timna Denwood - Re-framing environmental impact analysis for power infrastructure using GIS
- Christian Emenike - Implementation of efficient big data analysis techniques to develop intelligent energy networks
- John Fradley - Control and stability of future power systems with up to 100% renewable generation
- Christoph Hachmann - Power generation from large-scale tidal stream turbine arrays
- Mingyu Han - Managing electrical power loses in railway networks
- James Hill - Thermal capacity of distribution transformers affected by the impact of low carbon technologies
- Sam Jackson - Smart insulators: embedded sensor technology and self-powered communications
- Basit Jafri - Resilience assessment and adaptation of critical infrastructures to extreme weather and natural hazards
- Majd Jayyousi - Electricity access, micro-energy storage and human wellbeing in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Barry Johnston - The dynamics and future-proofing of heat network governance
- Chloe Jones - Online stability analysis of power system networks with renewable source of energy
- Melake Kuflom - Transmission network protection, control and automation for non-deterministic system planning
- Chouhon Leong - Planning for electric grid infrastructure: policy and governance
- Andrew Little - Carbon emissions from a power system with high-penetration of spatially distributed renewables
- Gaoyuan Liu - Advanced protection and control of future power systems to avoid blackouts
- Sebastian Long - Generalised modelling framework for multi-energy systems with model predictive control applications
- Angeliki Loukatou - Optimal storage, smoothing and trading of wind power: assessment of performance achievements so far and the value of future performance improvements
- Alexandros Mannari - Quantifying system level investments for large scale PV integration in the UK electric power system
- Harry McDonald - Initiation of electrical trees from planar surfaces
- Matthias Noebels - To be discussed
- Idowu Oyebanjo - An assessment of the impact of distributed generation on directional overcurrent protection n distribution networks.
- Mahmood Parsi - Fault location on transmission feeders using travelling waves, transients and power frequency signals
- Karolis Petruskevicius - Economic optimisation of energy use and energy storage and its influence on power networks
- Stephen Potts - IEC61850 configuration management methodology
- Caitlin Robinson - The geographies of vulnerability to fuel poverty: a spatially-orientated analysis of neighbourhoods in England.
- Matt Sanderson - Learning from public engagement in multiple sectors to help plan power infrastructure
- Ilias School - Security and reliability studies for smart power networks
- Michael Taylor - Optimal coordination of large-scale multi-energy systems using distributed control architecture
- Vasileios Tsormpatzoudis - Energy storage lifetime management
- Edward Uduji - Smart urban networks (SUN): unlocking capacity for low carbon technology in the electrical energy network
- Ting Wu - Performance modelling and decision analysis of decentralised energy systems and their impact assessment
- Zong Yan - Investigation of alternative paper ageing indicators for power transformers
- Vasco Zeferina - The cooling demand of office buildings and the potential effects on power networks due to the impacts of climate change