• Professor Hywel Thomas

    Professor Hywel Thomas

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile I am a Distinguished Research Professor in the School of Engineering. My research interests are in the areas of Geo-Energy and Geo-environmental Engineering. More specifically I work on problems linked to “Coupled Processes” such as Thermo/Hydraulic or Thermo/Hydraulic/Chemical behaviour. Areas of application of my work include the disposal of waste…

  • Professor Huw Summers

    Professor Huw Summers

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Professor Summers is internationally recognised for his research excellence, which focuses on two areas: metrologies for cell analysis (cytometry) and the development of nanoparticle-based diagnostics and therapeutics (nanomedicine).  Area of Expertise   Projects Specialist Areas Events

  • Professor Harshinie Karunarathna

    Professor Harshinie Karunarathna

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Prof. Harshinie Karunarathna is a personal chair in coastal engineering in the Department of Civil Engineering of the Faculty of Science and Engineering. The primary focus of her research is coastal and estuarine hydro-morphodynamics and climate change impacts on the coastal zone. Her pioneering research on computational coastal modelling and,…

  • Professor Hamed Haddad Khodaparast

    Professor Hamed Haddad Khodaparast

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Research interests Structural DynamicsUncertainty modelling, propagation and identification, probabilistic and non-probabilistic methodsAeroelasticity: Flutter, gust responseMorphing aircraftActive and Passive Vibration controlRobust designReduced Order ModellingComposite structures Area of Expertise   Projects Specialist Areas Events

  • Professor Gareth Stratton

    Professor Gareth Stratton

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Gareth is Deputy Pro-Vice Chancellor, Director of Strategy and Insight in the Department of Engineering, Swansea University and adjunct Professor at the University of Western Australia. Professor Stratton’s academic interest is driven by his time as physical education teacher guiding him to pursue two main areas of research: Children Maturation and Physical…

  • Professor Enrico Andreoli

    Professor Enrico Andreoli

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Dr Andreoli is the Carbon Capture & Utilisation (CCU) expert and group leader at the Energy Safety Research Institute of Swansea University. His research, teaching, and engagement activities are related to energy and resource sustainability. He is interested in technologies for CCU, focusing in particular on the development of advanced…

  • Professor Emily Shepard

    Professor Emily Shepard

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile I am interested in the mechanisms underlying animal movement and distributions, in particular, the movement of flying animals. The costs of flight are modulated by the physical environment, namely the weather, the landscape and the nature of the interactions between them. I use animal-attached technology to investigate how these factors…

  • Professor Eduardo De Souza Neto

    Professor Eduardo De Souza Neto

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Multi-scale modelling of solids is an area of increasing interest within the applied and computational mechanics community. Multi-scale concepts allow the development of new models to describe the constitutive behaviour of solids by including information at two or more physical scales. Development of models of this type, in particular with…

  • Professor Dominic Reeve

    Professor Dominic Reeve

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile PhD, CMath, FHEA, FRMetS, FIMA, FICE Dominic Reeve is Professor of Coastal Engineering and a Chartered Mathematician. He is also Head of the Zienkiewicz Centre for Computational Engineering in the Department of Engineering which is the most prestigious research centre in the Department of Engineering, and whose history may be traced back…