Providing clarity to navigate emerging energy technology
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Providing clarity to navigate emerging energy technology
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Our Team of Consultants
Prof Gregory Offer
Dr Martina De Marco
Prof Gregory Offer
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Greg is a Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London and leads a team of PhD and post-doctoral researchers. His work focusses on battery, fuel-cell and supercapacitor technology, via both modelling and experimental work.
Dr Billy Wu
Dr Martina De Marco
Prof Gregory Offer
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Billy is a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in the Dyson School of Design Engineering at Imperial where he leads a team developing electrochemical devices and manufacturing techniques for energy storage systems. He has experience working with the fuel cell and lithium-ion industries around the world.
Dr Yatish Patel
Dr Martina De Marco
Dr Martina De Marco
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Yatish is a Research Fellow (Assistant Professor) in Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London. His research portfolio focuses on understanding degradation mechanisms, failure modes and the limits of operation of batteries and the impact these have on system design and control.
Dr Martina De Marco
Dr Martina De Marco
Dr Martina De Marco
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Martina is a Program Manager in Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London, where she supports the management of research projects in battery technology and helps developing collaboration opportunities.
Her PhD background is in Nanomaterials Chemistry, with a focus on energy storage and carbon capture technologies.
James Brandon
Dr Monica Marinescu
Dr Monica Marinescu
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James is a Materials Science graduate from the University of Birmingham, and has been working in the energy sector since 2018. He has extensive experience working on battery manufacturing and testing, as well as working on hydrogen and solid oxide fuel cells.
Dr Monica Marinescu
Dr Monica Marinescu
Dr Monica Marinescu
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Monica is a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Imperial. She leads a team in modelling physical and chemical processes critical to energy storage device design and their simplification to reduced order models for control algorithms. Her expertise covers lithium-ion, lithium-sulfur, supercapacitors and hybrid capacitors.
Dr Sam Cooper
Dr Monica Marinescu
Dr Huizhi Wang
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Sam is a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in the Dyson School of Design Engineering at Imperial where he leads a team focused on the design of next generation energy storage technologies, as well as exploring the use of machine learning approaches in this space. He built an online mathematics course (Coursera) and is a strong advocate of digital learning.
Dr Huizhi Wang
Dr Monica Marinescu
Dr Huizhi Wang
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Huizhi is a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in the Mechanical Engineering department at Imperial. Her expertise is in thermofluids applied to electrochemical systems such as lithium-ion, fuel cells, and electrolysers. She also researches advanced manufacturing and diagnostic techniques for electrochemical devices. She has over 50 journal papers and 8 patents.
Dr Chandra George
Professor Nigel Brandon, OBE, FREng
Professor Nigel Brandon, OBE, FREng
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Chandra is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in the Dyson School of Design Engineering at Imperial. He is a Royal Society fellow and his research focuses on materials synthesis for next generation energy storage technologies. His expertise covers tailor-made materials, solar batteries, flexible batteries, nanocatalysts and plasmonics.
Professor Nigel Brandon, OBE, FREng
Professor Nigel Brandon, OBE, FREng
Professor Nigel Brandon, OBE, FREng
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Nigel is the Dean of Engineering at Imperial College London and his research is focused on electrochemical devices for energy applications, with a particular focus on fuel cells, electrolysers, and batteries. He is Director of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells SUPERGEN Hub. He was the founding Director of the Energy Futures Lab at Imper
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Nigel is the Dean of Engineering at Imperial College London and his research is focused on electrochemical devices for energy applications, with a particular focus on fuel cells, electrolysers, and batteries. He is Director of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells SUPERGEN Hub. He was the founding Director of the Energy Futures Lab at Imperial and of Ceres Power, an AIM listed fuel cell company. He was appointed as founder-Director of the Sustainable Gas Institute at Imperial.