• 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…

  • Professor Djordje Peric

    Professor Djordje Peric

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Specialist Subjects: Computational methods in solid, structural and fluid mechanicsComputational modelling of material behaviourMultiscale modelling of materials and structuresFluid-structure interactionFree surface and interface flowsAdaptive solution strategies for non-linear problems Area of Expertise   Projects Specialist Areas Events

  • Professor Cinzia Giannetti

    Professor Cinzia Giannetti

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Dr Cinzia Giannetti is Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering. Cinzia’s research is driven by a passion for developing innovative technologies and tools that can have a transformational impact on our lives, society and the economy. She has been an active member of the Digital Manufacturing research community and advocate since…

  • Professor Chenfeng Li

    Professor Chenfeng Li

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    Profile Chenfeng Li FLSW, Professor of Civil Engineering, is internationally recognized for pioneering research in engineering computation, data analytics, uncertainty quantification, and risk assessment. He has developed innovative computational solutions to tackle complex technical challenges across civil infrastructure, materials, manufacturing, and energy sectors. His expertise is widely valued by leading organizations in infrastructure and construction, including ARUP, Costain, Bauer, and Soletanche Bachy.…

  • Professor Ben Evans

    Professor Ben Evans

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Professor Ben Evans is a Professor in Aerospace Engineering and sits on the design team for the Bloodhound Land Speed Record project with responsibilities for aerodynamic modelling. Professor Evans’s research interests range from computational shape optimisation and high speed aerodynamic modelling to molecular gas dynamics simulation and has worked with companies including Rolls-Royce, Airbus and Reaction…

  • Professor Antonio Gil

    Professor Antonio Gil

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    Available for Postgraduate Supervision Profile Prof. Antonio J. Gil graduated as Ingeniero de Caminos, Canales y Puertos from the University of Granada (Spain) in June 1999 (ranked 1st nationally) after having spent one academic year (1998-1999) in the University of California Davis fully funded by a prestigious California scholarship programme. After a two-year Certificate of Advanced Studies (MSc)…