Meet some of the researchers, educators and staff who bring different perspectives to energy education, research and the ISE experience.
Energy economics, electricity markets and policy. Ewa helps students understand how regulation, incentives and market design influence energy systems and the transition to more sustainable technologies.
Wind energy, fluid mechanics and experimental engineering. Ármann connects engineering theory with practical research through wind-tunnel experiments, turbulence studies and work on wind-turbine performance.
Water resources, hydropower and climate adaptation. David brings an environmental-systems perspective to ISE, exploring how energy development interacts with water availability, ecosystems and long-term resilience.
Geophysics, geothermal energy and natural-hazard monitoring. Vala’s work connects seismic research and subsurface imaging with practical questions in geothermal exploration and volcanic-hazard assessment.
Geothermal utilisation and applied energy engineeringGeothermal utilisation and applied energy engineering. María combines research, industry collaboration and real geothermal-field data to explore how geothermal systems can become more efficient and cost-effective.
Energy systems, engineering and applied research. Ágúst brings together fundamental engineering science and sustainable-energy questions, helping students connect technical methods with broader energy-system challenges.
Geothermal expertise, education and international leadership. Juliet draws on experience across industry, academia and the international geothermal community to connect students with the wider professional field.
Programme operations, partnerships and international engagement. Jacob works across academic delivery, external collaboration and visiting groups, helping connect ISE with universities, industry and opportunities beyond the classroom.