Professor in the Institute for Energy Systems and Mechanical Engineering Discipline, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh. Models and designs powertrains and generators for offshore wind turbines.
Infrastructure is the backbone of a healthy economy. Transportation and specifically roads connect people, goods, and services. However, the many positive benefits of infrastructure development m
Sutejas shares his personal highlights of being a student at Edinburgh, including a year abroad in California which helped shape his ambition to pursue management consultancy. He also explains why he would encourage freshers to try as many extracurricular activities as possible in their first two years at Edinburgh.
Erik from Trelleborg in Sweden shares his standout memories of being a student at the University of Edinburgh - from leading the development of a self-driving electric race car as part of the Edinburgh University Formula Student, to playing rugby in front of 12,000 people at Murrayfield stadium - and provides his top tips for freshers joining Edinburgh in autumn 2020.
Heat demand which has large seasonal variations and high morning peak ramp-up rates, is responsible for 44% of the total energy demand in the UK and mainly supplied through the natural gas grid.
