EPSRC Industrial CDT in Offshore Renewable Energy (IDCORE)

IDCORE Research Engineers

Our research engineers are listed below by research area. For completed projects that do not have any commercial sensitivities, links to the final theses are included.

Industrial Partners

IDCORE Research Engineers
IDCORE Member Name	Programme Partner	Research Area	Industrial Partner	Cohort
Marcus Chuo Chung Kuan	University of Strathclyde	Computational Modelling (CM), Hydrodynamics (H)	EDF	2024
Lubica Slabon	University of Edinburgh	Materials (M)	Mainstream Renewable Power	2019
Linus Kemme	University of Edinburgh	Computational Modelling (CM), Hydrodynamics (H), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	Mocean Energy	2023
Liam McAlister	University of Strathclyde	Computational Modelling (CM), Hydrodynamics (H), Resource Assessment (RA)	SSE	2023
Leigh Baxter	University of Exeter	Electrical Engineering (EE), Mechanical Engineering (ME)	Quoceant	2022
Kieran Budgell	University of Exeter	Civil/Structural (CS), Hydrodynamics (H)	Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult	2023
Katie Smith	University of Strathclyde	Hydrodynamics (H)	FloWave	2021
Josh Mitchell	University of Strathclyde	Computational Modelling (CM), Resource Assessment (RA), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	The Crown Estate	2023
Jonathan Glasspool	University of Exeter	Naval Architecture (NA)	Ocean Winds	2021
Jack Winfield	University of Strathclyde	Computational Modelling (CM), Environment (E), Resource Assessment (RA), Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	The Crown Estate	2024
Ione Smith	University of Edinburgh	Materials (M)	Fastblade	2021
Hannah Mitchell	University of Exeter	Materials (M)	Frazer-Nash	2021
Fred Gibbs	University of Edinburgh	Mechanical Engineering (ME)	QED and Tocardo	2022
Eve Andrews	University of Strathclyde	Materials (M)	SSE	2021
Eoghan Summers	University of Strathclyde	Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	GDG	2022
Demitri Moros	University of Exeter	Operations and Maintenance (OM)	EDF	2021
Daria Cislo	University of Strathclyde	Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	Xodus	2022
Calum Dunnett	University of Exeter	Mechanical Engineering (ME)	Swift Anchors	2020
Callum Turnbull	University of Strathclyde	Techno-Economic Modelling (TE)	Wood Group	2020
Callum Bell	University of Edinburgh	Operations and Maintenance (OM), Risk & Reliability (RR)	Frazer-Nash	2024

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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).