Chao Ye

Chao Ye is a Research Fellow at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, working in the Aerospace, Moveability and Naval Architecture department. He is currently a Postdoc researcher on the SHIFT-DT project focusing on sustainable ship design and production through digital twins. His research bridges ship design (lines, stability, hydrodynamics) with production optimization and LNG transportation systems.

• PhD focused on LNG boil-off rate assessment in marine type C tanks
• Teaches courses like Modelling ship’s propulsion and manoeuvring and Digitalisation for Sustainable Production

Research interests span ship structural integrity, propulsion systems, and environmental impacts. His work integrates numerical modeling, experimental studies, and multi-objective optimization for 3E (exergetic, economic, environmental) frameworks.

Publications emphasize data-driven approaches (e.g., deep learning for temperature prediction) and fault diagnosis systems for marine machinery. Collaborates with Digital Futures initiatives for advanced maritime technologies.