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Marios Christou

Associate Professor

Imperial College London
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Dr. Marios Christou is an Associate Professor at Imperial College London, UK. His research primarily focuses on wave modeling, specifically regular and random wave interactions over mild uniform bathymetry. He has contributed to the advancement of knowledge in this field through his recent work published in reputable academic journals.

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PhD studentship in sustainable energy at Imperial College London through the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Grantham Institute - Climate Change and the Environment. This funded opportunity is aimed at candidates with a degree in an Engineering or Science discipline who want to pursue research in sustainable energy , energy systems , low-carbon technologies , energy economics and policy , energy transmission and storage , sustainable transport , synthetic fuels , urban energy systems , and related data-driven approaches. Funding : 3.5 years of support, including an annual stipend of £23,805, home tuition fees covered up to £5,238 per year (UKRI home fee level), and £5,000 for allowable research expenses. The post is open to both home and international students, but international applicants must arrange additional funding for the tuition fee difference. How it works : applicants should first identify an academic supervisor in the department and email them a cover letter and CV. A full PhD application is not required at this initial stage. Deadline : final date to approach a supervisor is 25 May 2026. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact supervisors as early as possible. Institution : Imperial College London.

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Ioannis Karmpadakis

Associate Professor

Imperial College London

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