Researchers & academics

The SCCS partnership includes world-class researchers and academics from our Partner Institutes with expertise and experience relevant to the full CCS chain — from CO2 capture, transport and geological storage to public engagement and economic and regulatory analysis. They provide impartial advice and analysis to industry and are key advisors to the Scottish and UK governments. Find out more about them and the focus of their research here.

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  • Yingfang Zhou

    Institution: University of Aberdeen Department: School of Engineering Position: Lecturer of Petroleum Engineering
    Key research interests: Geological CO2 Storage; Reservoir modelling
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  • Dr Cise Unluer

    Institution: University of Glasgow Department: James Watt School of Engineering Position: Reader in Smart Infrastructure Materials
    Key research interests: Cise’s research contributes to a sustainable built environment through the development of innovative and functional construction products with high performance and durability.
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  • Dr Ian Watson

    Institution: University of Glasgow Department: James Watt School of Engineering Position: Reader (Systems Power & Energy)
    Key research interests: Research interests range from exploiting bioenergy and microalgae, laser asteroid deflection and laser and combined systems for inactivation of microorganisms.
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  • Dr John MacDonald

    Institution: University of Glasgow Department: School of Geographical & Earth Sciences Position: Lecturer in Earth Sciences
    Key research interests: Research interest revolve around carbon and carbonates. From X-Ray Computed Tomography (XCT) to novel isotope geochemistry techniques such as clumped isotopes, to address a range of research questions
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  • Prof Finlay Stuart

    Institution: University of Glasgow Department: Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC) Position: SUERC Director/Professor of Isotope Geosciences
    Key research interests: history of planet earth & atmosphere, modern and ancient fluids in the Earth crust, cosmogenic isotopes to determine the controls of long-term landscape change, low temperature thermochronometers for constraining the tectonic history of the shallow crust
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  • Prof Gioia Falcone

    Institution: University of Glasgow Department: James Watt School of Engineering Position: Rankine Chair of Energy Engineering (Systems Power & Energy)
    Key research interests: Geo-energy engineering, geothermal engineering, integrated/hybrid energy systems, waste heat recovery, multiphase flow systems, subsea systems, CO2/Hydrogen transport and underground storage, resources and reserves assessment and classification...
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  • Prof Manosh Paul

    Institution: University of Glasgow Department: James Watt School of Engineering Position: Professor of Thermofluids (Systems Power & Energy)
    Key research interests: Gasification (Bioenergy), Combustion, Pyrolysis, Waste-to-energy, CO2 utilisation in gasification and negative emission (e.g. BECCS), Hydrogen and hydrogen-rich biosyngas, Solar thermal and hybrid/integrated renewable/sustainable energy systems...
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  • Dr Julien Mouli-Castillo

    Institution: University of Glasgow Department: James Watt School of Engineering Position: Lecturer in Geo-Energy Systems (Systems Power & Energy)
    Key research interests: Characterisation of synergies in subsurface energy storage technologies to support energy systems decarbonisation
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Ep 1: Camilla Thomson and Mathieu Lucquiaud

Tue, 11/02/2021 - 15:17

Welcome to the first episode of the SCCS podcast. In this episode we sit down to talk with two University of Edinburgh scientists from the School of Engineering: Dr Mathieu Lucquiaud, Reader in Clean Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage; and Dr Camilla Thomson, Chancellor’s Fellow in Energy. We discuss all things CCS, including their background, research interests, the NEWEST-CCUS project, COP26, and the world's first MOOC on CCS.