About
We explore new approaches to energy efficiency and develop new sustainable technology. Our activities are supported by the latest computing and experimental facilities and are funded by research councils, TSB, industry and the EU.
Our 8 research laboratories cover these mainstream and renewable energy technologies:
- thermal energy
- institute of cryogenics
- electrochemical engineering
- solar energy
- maritime energy
- electromechanical energy
- materials for energy
- energy management and control
People, projects and publications
People
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Professor Andrew Cruden
Professor of Energy TechnologiesAccepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: A.J.Cruden@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 7660 -
Professor Carlos Ponce De Leon Albarran
Professor of Electrochemical EngineeringElectrochemical energy conversion
Water treatment technology
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Doctor Daniel Zabek
Lecturer B in Energy Materials- Nanoparticles and composites.
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: D.A.Zabek@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 8498 -
Doctor Dmitry Bavykin
Associate ProfessorEmail: D.Bavykin@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 8358 -
Professor Eileen Yu
Professor of Chemical EngineeringElectrochemical, bioelectrochemical systems for Energy and Environmental applications
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: Eileen.Yu@soton.ac.uk -
Doctor Ewan Fraser
Senior Research Fellow (FEVER)Email: E.J.Fraser@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 7984 -
Doctor Fernando Arenas
Lecturer in Energy EngineeringElectrochemical engineering
Flow batteries for energy storage
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: L.F.Arenas@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 8423 -
Doctor John Walker
Associate ProfessorEmail: J.Walker@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 4501 -
Professor Lindsay-Marie Armstrong
ProfessorAccepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: L.Armstrong@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 4760 -
Doctor Monica Ratoi
Lecturer in Lubrication ScienceOrganic friction modifiers and anti-wear additives
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: M.Ratoi@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 7160
Andrew Cruden
Professor of Energy Technologies
My research interests include electric vehicles, energy storage, renewable energy and condition monitoring.