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Adi Kurniawan is a research fellow at Marine Energy Research Australia (MERA), University of Western Australia (UWA). His research encompasses wave energy conversion, wave-structure interactions, and multi-objective optimization. He has numerically modeled a variety of wave energy converters (WECs) and is particularly interested in the influence of geometry and motion on wave absorption. Adi obtained his PhD in Marine Technology from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Before joining UWA, he worked at Aalborg University in Denmark and the University of Plymouth in the UK. Adi co-authored 'Ocean Waves Oscillating Systems: Linear Interactions Wave-Energy Extraction (2nd edition)' and is a member of the Standards Australia Committee EL-066 for marine energy. His responsibilities include conducting research and supervising student projects related to wave energy. He is also involved with the Oceans Graduate School, focusing on oceanography, hydrodynamics, offshore geotechnics, coastal engineering, and marine geoscience.
Marine Energy Research Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducts research and supervises student projects related to wave energy topics.
Aalborg University • Denmark
Teaching and conducting research in marine energy.
University of Plymouth • United Kingdom
Conducted research on marine technology and wave energy.
Nanyang Technological University • Singapore
Assisted in research projects related to civil engineering.
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