Student Projects

This is a complete list of student projects i'm currently involved in. Please click on their academic page links (where available) to ask them more about their exciting work! If you are interested in a future project collaboration then please do get in touch. My email address is in the webpage sidebar.

Available Projects

Development of a stress testing platform to ensure resilient electricity networks

Current Staff and Students

Kanzis Mattu

Studying for her PhD under the supervison of Dr Chris White (University of Strathclyde), myself, and Dr Joanna Robbins (UK Met Office) on the topic of The applicability of climate services and impact-based forecasting approaches to compound events. Kanzis previous completed her MSc thesis at the University of Reading where her dissertation project was on The impact of tropical cyclones on potential offshore wind farms.

MSc project

Kanzis' homepage

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.

Watch Kanzis, Lulu and Nick present their work

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Name	Academic Year	Project description
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.