EPSRC Industrial CDT in Offshore Renewable Energy (IDCORE)

IDCORE People

All people working within IDCore.

Industrial Partners

IDCORE Member Name	Member type	Research Area	Programme Partner	Industrial Partner
Wuhui He	Research Engineer	Control Engineering (CE), Electrical Engineering (EE)	University of Edinburgh	SSE HVDC Centre
Matt McNab	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Resource Assessment (RA), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	University of Exeter	Frazer-Nash
Sabin Stefanov	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Resource Assessment (RA), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	Swansea University	Wood Group
Prof Aristides Kiprakis	Academic Supervisor	Electrical Engineering (EE)	University of Edinburgh
Jack Winfield	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Environment (E), Resource Assessment (RA), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	University of Strathclyde	The Crown Estate
Wilf DiBiase	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Hydrodynamics (H), Mechanical Engineering (ME)	Swansea University	Proteus Marine Renewables
Rafe Watson	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Risk & Reliability (RR), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	University of Edinburgh	Trios Renewables
Yusril Fatahilmi	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Control Engineering (CE), Electrical Engineering (EE)	Swansea University	CGEN Engineering
Nikitas Fotiou	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Hydrodynamics (H)	University of Exeter	EDF
Michalis Constantas	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Hydrodynamics (H), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	University of Edinburgh	Proteus Marine Renewables
Maria Ahmad	Research Engineer	Computational Modelling (CM), Resource Assessment (RA), Risk & Reliability (RR), Sensors and Detection (SD)	Swansea University	Partrac

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The EPSRC Industrial Centre for Doctoral Training for Offshore Renewable Energy (IDCORE) is a partnership of the Universities of Edinburgh, Exeter, Strathclyde and Swansea, and Scottish Association for Marine Science. IDCORE has been previously funded, in 2018 by EPSRC and NERC (EP/S023933/1) and in 2012 by EPSRC and ETI (EP/J500847/1).