Past Students

I've been very lucky to work with some wonderful. Click on their names to link their current academic or linkedin profiles and see what they are doing now.

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Name Academic Year Project description
Rituraj Jena 2025-26 winter project (led by Matthew Calladine) Routes to net-zero for the Indian power system.
Hannah Dewdney 2025-26 (UREAD) Exploring meteorological hazards resulting in reduced demand over central and south American
Will Cussins 2025-26 Exploring stress times of compound stress for the water and energy sectors.
James Lamb 2025-26 (MEng) Keeping the lights on during extreme weather events.
Oliver Coombes (UREAD) 2024-25 Building and explaining data-driven energy demand models for {Indian} statess.
James Lamb 2024-25 (BEng) Exploring the role of wind power on the UK's pathway to net-zero.
Lainey Ward 2023-24 (UREAD) Quantifying long-duration storage capacity and the meteorological drivers of net-zero electricty systems.
Madeleine Tate ^ 2023-24 summer project The impact of large scale weather regimes on GB supply and demand, in present day and future power systems.
Daniel Cunningham 2023-24 Quantify how Extreme Summer Compound Weather Events Impact the Rail Infrastructure in Great Britain.
Isa Dijkstra * 2022-23 Identifying weather regimes responsible for renewable energy production droughts in India.
Josh Giddings * 2021-22 The impacts of installed capacity, spatial distribution, and climate change on the UK’s future offshore wind landscape.
Lulu Zamora ^ 2021-22 Wind power temporal and spatial complementarity and its relation with the regional electricity demand in Mexico.
Emma Friend 2021-22 What role does climate change play in the future of renewable generation over India?
Kanzis Mattu * 2020-21 The impact of tropical cyclones on potential offshore wind farms.
Sophie Jones 2020-21 The impact of Grosswetterlagen on European renewable generation.
Nicholas Mitchell * 2020-21 Characterizing the meteorological drivers of wind and solar power generation over Africa.
Charlie Suitters * 2019-20 Meteorological Drivers of European Power system stress.
* indicates study is now published ^ indicates the work is in preparation to be submitted as a paper.