Guido Wager

Guido Wager is a Researcher affiliated with The University of Western Australia, holding roles in the National Geo-Technical Centrifuge Facility, School of Social Sciences, and Planning and Transport Research Centre. His work focuses on geotechnical engineering, electric vehicle infrastructure, and sustainable transportation systems. He has contributed to UN Sustainable Development Goals through research on energy efficiency and offshore wind energy.

• Completed PhD in Electronics Engineering

Primary research interests include centrifuge-based geotechnical testing, electric vehicle energy management, and strategic planning for renewable energy infrastructure. His work bridges civil engineering innovations with sustainable transport solutions.

Recent research trends emphasize optimizing electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Western Australia and advancing monopile installation techniques for offshore wind projects using geotechnical centrifuge models. His studies on regenerative braking systems and battery cell balance under fast charging conditions further highlight his expertise in EV systems.

• Recipient of 2022 Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Research Technical Support Excellence

Guido has led 2 major grants focusing on battery-electric bus feasibility studies in regional WA. He collaborates with industry partners like iMove CRC to translate research into practical solutions.

Operates within UWA’s National Geo-Technical Centrifuge Facility, a key lab for scaled geotechnical experiments, and contributes to the Planning and Transport Research Centre’s strategic initiatives.