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To create a more environmentally sustainable maritime future, Nick’s research is investigating the performance of renewable energy scavenging systems for improving the efficiency of marine craft and robotic systems. By capturing or exploiting the ambient ocean energy for performance gains, next generation systems and vehicles can be developed with greater capability with reduced or zero emissions.
Research
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Research interests
- Experimental Hydrodynamics
- Marine Renewable Energy
- Maritime Robotics and Autonomous systems
Research projects
Completed projects
Publications
26 publications
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K. Belibassakis, J. Vermeiden, N. Townsend, N. Bulten & A. Öster,
2023, Transportation Research Procedia, 72, 997-1004
Type: article
Jamie Hawkins-Dady, Dominic Taunton & Nicholas Townsend,
2023
Type: conference
Mathew Lamont, James Andrew Bowker & Nicholas Townsend,
2023
Type: conference
James Bowker, Nicholas Townsend, Norbert Bulten & Sebastiaan Bleuanus,
2023
Type: conference
James Andrew Bowker & Nicholas Townsend,
2023
Type: conference
James Bowker, Nicholas Townsend & Mingyi Tan,
2023, Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M: Journal of Engineering for the Maritime Environment, 237(4), 918-928
Type: article
Nicholas Townsend,
2022, Applied Ocean Research, 129
Type: article
James Andrew Bowker & Nicholas Townsend,
2022, Applied Ocean Research, 123
Type: article
Kostas Belibassakis, Sebastiaan Bleuanus, Jacques Vermeiden & Nicholas Townsend,
2021
Type: conference
Nicholas Townsend, Mingyi Tan & James Andrew Bowker,
2020, IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering
Type: article
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