معرفی
Dr. Rameeza Moideen is a Researcher at the University of Edinburgh's School of Engineering, affiliated with the Energy Systems Research Institute. Her work focuses on offshore renewable energy infrastructure, coastal structural resilience, and fluid-structure interaction dynamics.
Research Interests
Her research spans vortex-induced vibrations in marine power cables, extreme wave impacts on coastal decks, and climate change adaptation for port infrastructure. She applies advanced numerical simulations to analyze hydrodynamic forces, structural stresses, and material degradation mechanisms.
Key Research Trends
Recent work emphasizes lazy wave dynamic cables under varying currents (2025), focused wave impacts on bridge decks (2023-2021), and marine growth effects on tubular structures (2021). These studies combine computational modeling with real-world climate scenarios to improve offshore energy systems and coastal infrastructure durability.
Awards & Grants
No specific awards or grants mentioned in available texts. Research is likely funded through institutional and collaborative projects within the Energy Systems Institute.
Labs & Teams
Active within the Energy Systems Research Institute at Edinburgh, collaborating on offshore renewable energy projects and coastal engineering initiatives.
