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Dr. Simone Michele is a Lecturer in Civil Engineering at the University of Plymouth, School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, UK, holding this position since 2020. Previously, they served as a Lecturer at the University of Aberdeen (2020) and as a Royal Society–CNR International Fellow at Loughborough University (2018-2020). Their expertise spans fluid mechanics, wave energy systems, and coastal engineering, directly contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals in renewable energy and environmental sustainability.
Research focuses on advanced mathematical modeling of wave-structure interactions, hydroelastic behavior of offshore floating systems, and turbulent flow dynamics. Key specialties include wave energy converter optimization, hybrid renewable energy systems in real sea states, and coastal fluid mechanics. Their work bridges theoretical analysis with practical applications for ocean renewable energy solutions.
Recent publications reveal a concentrated emphasis on wave energy conversion technologies, particularly hybrid wind-wave co-location systems and hydroelastic responses of floating structures. The research demonstrates sophisticated modeling of real-world sea state interactions, energy capture efficiency, and environmental integration of offshore renewable systems.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Royal Society–CNR International Fellowship (2018-2020)
Dr. Michele contributed as Co-Investigator to the Interreg EUROSWAC project (2021-2023) on sustainable energy storage and thermal discharge impacts. As a Lecturer, they supervise student research in civil engineering disciplines with focus on fluid dynamics and renewable energy applications, though specific advisee names aren't documented in available materials.
