Justine Beauson

Justine Beauson is a Researcher at the Department of Wind and Energy Systems at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), specializing in composites manufacturing and testing within the Wind Energy Materials and Components Division. She leads multiple research projects focused on sustainable solutions for wind turbine components, particularly addressing end-of-life challenges for wind turbine blades.

Her research interests span Wind Turbine Engineering, Composite Materials Science, Glass Fiber Recycling, and Circular Economy applications for renewable energy systems. Dr. Beauson's work addresses critical sustainability challenges in the wind energy sector, developing innovative recycling methods and value chains for decommissioned wind turbine components.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on chemical recycling technologies like solvolysis, with emphasis on computational modeling, material properties of recycled fibers, and value chain development. Her work bridges fundamental materials science with practical industrial applications in wind energy.

• Danish Composite Award (2023)
• DTU Young Researcher Award (2022)

Dr. Beauson actively supervises graduate students and leads significant research projects including IEA Wind Task 45 Phase 2 (2024-2028) and WiseWind: New generation of sustainable wind turbine blades (2023-2026). Her research group within the Composites Manufacturing and Testing division focuses on developing practical solutions for wind turbine blade recycling and sustainable material development.