David Limebeer
Professor of Control Engineering
Transport: Vehicle dynamics, optimal control, driving simulators
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Jesus Lizana
Senior Research Associate
Demand and Efficiency: energy conservation, heating decarbonisation, sustainable cooling, thermal energy storage, advanced building simulation, zero carbon climate-responsive buildings, climate-resilient cities.
Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith
Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith FRS Emeritus Professor, Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics
Economics, Policy & Politics: Energy technologies, economics, politics, sociology and resources, and trade-offs between sustainability, affordability, reliability and security
Nuclear: Fusion
Sergio Lozano-Perez
Professor of Materials
Nuclear: Environmental degradation and radiation-damage in fission and fusion reactors.
Neil Macfarlane
Lester B Pearson Professor of International Relations
Economics, Policy & Politics: Politics and international relations of energy production and trade (governance in producer states, political distortion of energy trade), Russia and the Caspian Basin.
Chris MacMinn
Associate Professor
Earth Resources: Carbon capture and storage, oil and gas recovery, hydraulic fracture, hydrocarbon migration
Ho-Yin Mak
Associate Professor in Management Science
Solar Energy: adoption, marketing and incentives
Storage and Vectors: Capacity planning, investment and integration with renewable energy
Transport: electric vehicles (infrastructure planning and adoption), alternative business models (e.g., car sharing)
Kostas Margellos
Associate Professor of Engineering Science
Demand and Efficiency: Distributed energy management in building networks. Optimal charging control of electric vehicles.
Energy Networks: Stochastic optimal power flow and unit commitment
Energy Economics: Pricing in demand response mechanisms
James Marrow
James Martin Professor of Energy Materials
Nuclear: Materials degradation and materials for Generation IV fission and fusion.
Contact person Nuclear
Chris Martin
Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering Science
Earth Resources: Foundations for offshore structures
Wind and Marine: Subsea pipe-soil interaction.
Iain McCulloch
Professor of Polymer Materials
Solar: Photocatalysis, organic photovoltaics
Demand and Efficiency: Organic semiconductors
Malcolm McCulloch
Co-Director, Oxford Martin Programme on Integrating Renewable Energy. Associate Professor in Engineering Science
Transport: electric motors, power train, well to wheels analysis
Energy Networks: monitoring stress on the grid
Storage and Vectors: thermal
Emerging Economies: smart user-centric local systems
John McGrady
Professor of Computational Inorganic Chemistry
Solar: Oxygen formation, hydrogen evolution
Niclas Moneke
Associate Professor
Electrification
Economic Growth
Reliability
Pollution
Alex Money
Director, Innovative Infrastructure Investment Programme
Economics, Policy & Politics: business decision-making
Networks: innovative solutions to the challenge of insufficient investment in infrastructure
Solar: models for utility-scale solar powered electricity
Emerging Economies: models for utility-scale solar power deployment
Charles Monroe
Professor of Engineering Science
Storage and Transport
Demand and Efficiency
Energy Networks: storage for potential applications to grids in response to increasing penetration of renewables
Michael Moody
Head of Atom Probe Research Group
Nuclear: Atom probe characterization of structural materials for fission and fusion reactors
Solar: Atom probe characterization of photovoltaic devices
