UCL AUSTRALIA REPORT€¦ · Contents Introduction 4 Note from Acting Head of Department 5 A (Brief) History of UCL Australia 6 UCL Australia Advisory Board Members 8 UCL Australia

UCL AUSTRALIA REPORT 2009–2017

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Contents

Introduction 4

Note from Acting Head of Department 5

A (Brief) History of UCL Australia 6

UCL Australia Advisory Board Members 8

UCL Australia Academic Board Members 8

UCL Australia Board of Examiners Members 8

Senior Management Team 9

Academic Staff 9

Postdoctoral Research Associates 9

Professional Services Staff 9

Visiting Academics 9

Research Outputs 10

Public Lectures 16

Site Visits 18

Industry Hosts for Student Projects 19

Guest Lecturers 21

Message from the Director of Teaching 24

PhD Research Candidates 25

Class of 2017 26

Class of 2016 26

Class of 2015 27

Class of 2014 27

Class of 2013 28

Class of 2012 29

Class of 2011 29

Prize Winners 30

Scholarships 31

UCL Australia Student Map 32

The Next Phase 34

IntroductionI am pleased to introduce this final report from UCL Australia, which celebrates UCL’s activities in Adelaide over the last seven years and is a testament to the sustained efforts of its staff and students.

UCL’s approach to global engagement focuses on working with partners to achieve fair solutions to global challenges, and the new partnership between UniSA and UCL Faculty of Engineering Sciences will provide a fantastic platform to build on the achievements of UCL Australia, developing tomorrow’s leaders in the energy and resources sectors.

It is important to acknowledge the very substantial financial and operational support that UCL Australia received from Santos, BHP and the South Australian Government to enable our activities in Adelaide over the last seven years. As can be seen in this report, UCL Australia also benefitted from a wide range of in-kind support from many others in industry across Australia. UCL appreciates greatly the contributions from all our industry and government partners. I would also like to thank those on the advisory and academic boards who gave regularly of their expertise and played an important governance role. Finally, I would like to thank the staff and students who have contributed to the academic endeavour in Adelaide. I hope that you take pride that through your participation you have joined the exclusive group that is UCL alumni.

While the stand-alone operations of UCL Australia cease at the end of 2017, January 2018 brings an exciting new phase of the partnership between UCL Faculty of Engineering Sciences and UniSA. UCL will have an ongoing presence in South Australia, including the placement of UCL Australia staff within UniSA Engineering and the Future Industries Institute at Mawson Lakes, joint UCL-UniSA fellowships for women in Engineering and cross-hemisphere teaching programmes run by the two institutions. Building on the achievements of UCL Australia, I am confident that this new partnership will lead to a long-term and sustained legacy of UCL activities in South Australia.

Professor Michael Arthur UCL President & Provost

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Note from Acting Head of DepartmentAlthough UCL Australia has had a relatively short history, I believe we have made a difference here in Adelaide. This report documents what we’ve done since we established in Adelaide in 2009, enrolling our first cohort of students in 2010, through to our final cohort of students in Victoria Square who will graduate at the end of 2017. The report tries to summarise the things we’ve achieved here in Adelaide, in research, teaching and outreach via our public lecture series and to acknowledge the efforts of our management, academic and professional services staff, our students and the many other people involved in our enterprise. In particular, we greatly appreciate the significant support we received from many companies and individuals in the energy and resources sectors, who assisted us in many ways – from sponsoring research financially, to giving of their time and expertise in guest or public lectures, or hosting student research projects or field trips. My thanks also, to Brooke Williamson for helping produce this report. Finally, while this report summarises our efforts here over the last eight years in a quantitative way, it cannot adequately convey the often life-changing impacts that I think UCL Australia has had on many of our students and staff or, indeed, wider impacts we’ve had on the energy and resources sectors. I look forward with hope to these sorts of impacts continuing as we move on to our new operations within the partnership between UCL Engineering and UniSA.

Dr Craig Styan Acting Head of Department

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A (Brief) History of UCL AustraliaThe School of Energy and Resources, Australia (later to be renamed UCL Australia) was established in Adelaide in 2009 as UCL’s first overseas campus. As the only UK university with a presence in Australia, UCL’s purpose was to bring a global and unique approach to postgraduate education in the energy and resources sectors. UCL had three original goals in establishing in Australia. Focusing on minerals, energy, natural resources management and space and climate physics, it sought to: provide an interdisciplinary model of research and teaching; increase its share of the best research students from Asia and the Pacific; and engage more directly with business and government to prove a new business model.

UCL Australia developed as part of former Premier Mike Rann’s vision of Adelaide as a University City, which saw policies to attract high quality international universities to Adelaide in support of key State Strategic priorities and to raise the profile of Adelaide as a destination for international students. UCL’s Vice-Provost International at the time, Professor Michael Worton, supported by the then Provost Sir Malcolm Grant, developed a relationship with the South Australian Government, brokered by the SA Agent General’s office in London. Mr David Knox, former Chief Executive of Santos was the other key person to support UCL establishing in Adelaide. A generous funding package was provided by Santos for MSc scholarships, Professorial Chair, professional development of academics and international research capacity. The SA Government committed a similar level of funding through redevelopment of space within the Torrens Building for the UCL Australia campus and initial establishment costs and campus rental for the initial lease period to 30 June 2017. Subsequently BHP Billiton also provided funding to fund a Professional Chair, PHD Scholarships and energy related research in Australia through the establishment of the International Energy Policy Institute.

In 2009, the first staff were appointed, including our first academic director Professor Tony Owen, academics Drs Mohan Kohle and Kim Talus and professional services staff Maria Stavrinakis and Lisa Brien, with Richard Martin seconded from UCL in London as Chief Operating Officer. The first cohort of MSc students started in February 2010, with our first graduation ceremony held at the Royal Institution Australia in December 2011. Subsequently, Mr David Travers was appointed as Chief Executive Officer in 2010, leading UCL Australia until 2015. After Richard Martin returned to London, Kym Teh was appointed Chief Operating Officer from July 2010 until May 2011. Mr Bronte Treloar was appointed Chief Financial Officer from July 2011 until May 2015 and then Deputy Head of Department from June 2015 to December 2017. Professor Tony Owen retired from the position as academic director, to be replaced for a year by Professor Eric Fraga, on secondment from Chemical Engineering.

In 2012 Dr Ady James came from the Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL) at UCL to set up an outpost hosted within UCL Australia. For over 40 years the MSSL has been delivering a broad, cutting-edge space science programme in the UK, with involvement in over 50 space science missions internationally. In addition to conducting research and collaborating with the space community within the region, the goal for MSSL (Australia) was to be involved in research and continuous professional development programmes in the areas of technical project management, systems engineering and systems thinking. About the same time, the International Energy Policy Institute was established, with Professor Stefaan Simons from UCL Chemical Engineering appointed to the BHP Billiton Chair to lead research into energy policy and also act as Director of Research.

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In 2013 Ady James was appointed Academic Director when Eric Fraga returned to London. In February 2015, UCL launched its new Global Engagement Strategy, which focuses on partnerships of equivalence rather than having a “bricks and mortar” presence overseas. Following consultation, it was agreed that the campus would close as a stand-alone activity at the end of 2017. Stefaan Simons briefly took on the interim role of Head of Department until starting as Dean of Engineering at Brunel University, with Maria Stavrinakis also appointed as Departmental Manager and Dr Craig Styan as Director of Research to add to the UCL Australia management team. Subsequently, Professor Magnus Nyden was appointed as Head of Department. In 2015 a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between UniSA and UCL’s Faculty of Engineering to develop a partnership focusing on research and teaching in South Australia in fields that include minerals processing, advanced manufacturing, sustainable future energy production and protection, and care of the environment. In February 2016 we enrolled our last cohort of MSc students into the MSc in Energy and Resources Management. Magnus Nyden resigned as Head of Department in April 2017, with Craig Styan acting in the head position until the closure of the Victoria Square campus in December 2017. Following graduation, the academic and ongoing research staff will move to their new offices and lab spaces within UniSA’s Future Industries Institute at Mawson Lakes and a new phase in the history of UCL’s activities will begin.

Along the way there have been quite a number of academic, research and professional services staff working at UCL Australia, each of whom has contributed to the UCL Australia story and whose efforts have been greatly valued. Similarly, numerous people from government and industry have contributed greatly to the governance and oversight of UCL Australia through their participation in our Academic and Advisory Boards. One special mention though of somebody who has supported us all the way through our history - Dr Jane Lomax-Smith, former Lord Mayor of Adelaide and former Minister in the Rann Labor Government - was a key adviser for Professor Worton and made a significant contribution to the establishment of UCL Australia and Adelaide’s relationship with UCL in London. Jane has served on the Academic Board and subsequently the Advisory Board with distinction.

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UCL Australia Advisory Board MembersMr Douglas Caster CBE (Chairman) (2010–2013) Chief Executive, Ultra Electronics Holdings plc

The Hon Martin Ferguson AM (Chairman) (2014–2017) Group Executive, Natural Resources, Seven Group Holdings

Ms Kim Bolhius (2012–2014) Senior Commercial Advisor, Origin Energy

Mr Mark Brownley (2012–2015) General Manager Field Services, SA Power Networks

Mr Alan Bye (2015–2016) Vice-President, Technology, BHP Billiton

Dr Ian Chessell (2010–2010) Chief Scientist, South Australia

Ms Petrina Coventry (2012–2014) Chief Human Resources Officer, Santos

Mr Dean Dalla Valle (2010–2012) President, Uranium, BHP Billiton Limited

Mr Chris Eccles (2010–2010) Chief Executive, Department of the Premier & Cabinet

Dr Craig Fowler (2013–2014) Deputy Chief Executive, Department of Further Education, Employment, Science & Technology

Ms Joanne Fox (2015–2017) Chief Human Resources Officer, Santos

Mr Jim Hallion (2011–2013) Chief Executive, Department of Premier and Cabinet

Mr H L Kam (2010–2017) Group Managing Director, Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Limited

Mr David Knox (2010–2012) CEO & Managing Director, Santos Limited

The Hon. Dr Jane Lomax-Smith AM (2015–2017) Chair, South Australian Museum Board

Professor Tanya Monro FAA FTSE FOSA FAIP GAICD (2015–2017) Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Research and Innovation, University of South Australia

Mr Rik Morris (2015–2017) Executive Director: Implementation and International, Department of Premier and Cabinet

Mr Peter Phillips (2010–2014) Director, Government Relations Australia Advisory Pty Ltd

Professor John Ralston AO FAA FTSE (2015–2017) Emeritus Laureate Professor, University of South Australia

Mr Philipp Saumweber (2010–2014) Managing Director, Saumweber Holdings

Mr Brett Thomas (2010–2011) Group Managing Director (Asia Pacific), Acciona

Ms Leah Weckert (2010–2014) General Manager Merchandise Support, Coles Limited

Mr Peter Yates (2010–2014) Deputy Chairman, The Myer Family Company Ltd

Mr Gavin Yeates (2013–2014) Vice President Mine Optimisation, Resource & Business Optimisation, Group Functions, BHP Billiton

Dame Nicola Brewer (2015–2017) Vice-Provost International, UCL

Professor Magnus Nyden (2015–2017) Head of Department, UCL Australia

Professor Anthony Smith (2014–2014) Vice-Provost Education, UCL

Dr Craig Styan (2017–2017) Head of Department, UCL Australia

Mr David Travers (2010–2015) Chief Executive, UCL Australia

Professor Nigel Titchener-Hooker (2015–2017) Dean, Faculty of Engineering Sciences, UCL

Professor Michael Worton (2010–2013) Vice-Provost International, UCL

UCL Australia Academic Board Members Professor Steve Begg (Chair) (2015–2017) Head, Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide

Emeritus Professor Alan Robson (Chair) (2011–2014) The University of Western Australia

Professor Chris Baker (2011–2017) Chief Technology Officer, Aveillant, UK

The Hon. Dr Jane Lomax-Smith AM (2011–2015) Chair, South Australian Museum Board

Professor Peter Majewski (2015–2017) Head, School of Engineering, UniSA

Professor John Ralston AO FAA FTSE (2011–2015) Emeritus Laureate Professor, University of South Australia

Professor Stefaan Simons (2015–2017) Dean of College, Brunel University London

UCL Australia Board of Examiners MembersProfessor Peter Ashman (2012–2017) Head, School of Chemical Engineering, University of Adelaide

Professor Christopher Baker (2010–2012) Dean, College of Engineering and Computer Science, Australian National University

Professor Jeffrey Bennet (2013–2015) Professor of Environmental Management, Australian National University

Emeritus Professor Adrian Bradbrook (2010–2014) Law School, The University of Adelaide

Associate Professor Karen Bubna-Litic (2014–2017) School of Law, University of South Australia

Associate Professor Lynne Chester (2015–2017) Department of Political Economy, University of Sydney

Professor Walter Fernandez (2012–2015) School of Information Systems, University of New South Wales

Emeritus Professor Vernon Ireland (2015–2017) University of Adelaide

Professor Ronald Ripple (2010–2013) Professor of Energy Economics, Curtin University of Technology

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Professional Services StaffDina Bello (2011–2017)

Lisa Brien (2009–2010)

Jason Dow (2013–2017)

Mark Johnson (2014–2017)

Angela Korng (2012–2017)

Sergio Lordao (2010–2013)

Michaela Mocikova (2012–2015)

Jo-Anne Rowe (2010–2011)

Sarah Stanbury (2013–2014)

Nathan Tan (2010–2013)

Kym Teh (2010–2011)

Brooke Williamson (2016–2017)

Pixie Yeap (2011–2017)

Visiting AcademicsDr Paul Dare

Professor Christian Ekberg

Professor Sir Malcolm Grant CBE

Dr Jonathan Mirrlees-Black

Professor Anthony Owen

Dr Eleftheria Polykarpou

Dr Luke Reedman

Trevor Rose

Professor Christof Rühl

Dr Katelijn Van Hende

James Voss

Dr Wai-Kin Wong

Senior Management TeamProfessor Eric Fraga (2012–2013) Academic Director

Dr Adrian James (2012– ) Director of Teaching/ Executive Director, Mullard Space Science Laboratory

Professor Magnus Nyden (2015–2017) Head of Department

Mr Richard Martin (2009–2011) Chief Operating Officer

Professor Anthony Owen (2009–2013) Academic Director

Professor Stefaan Simons (2012–2015) Director, International Energy Policy Institute

Maria Stavrinakis (2009–2017) Departmental Manager

Dr Craig Styan (2012– ) Acting Head of Department/Director of Research

David Travers (2010–2015) Chief Executive

Bronte Treloar (2011–2017) Deputy Head of Department

Academic StaffDr Stylianos Bouzalakos (2011–2012)

Dr Mohan Kolhe (2009–2012)

Dr Carlos Miraldo (2016–2017)

Dr Tuan Phan (2015–2016)

Dr Eleftheria Polykarpou (2012–2013)

Dr Kim Talus (2010–2012)

Professor Christine Trenorden (2013– )

Dr Adeline Tubb (2013– )

Dr Katelijn Van Hende (2013–2015)

Dr Eng Hwa Yap (2014–2016)

Postdoctoral Research AssociatesDr Michel Berthelemy (2013–2015)

Dr Alicia Boyano Larriba (2012–2013)

Dr Navinda De Silva (2013–2017)

Dr Laura Falkenberg (2014–2016)

Dr Jedrzej Gorski (2017–2017)

Dr Mikael Larsson (2016–2017)

Dr Cristelle Maurin (2014–2016)

Dr Dale Potts (2014–2015)

Dr Mahdi Shahnazari Avval (2016–2017)

Dr Darien Simons (2013–2016)

Dr Hazel Vandeleur (2016–2017)

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Research Outputs

BooksQua, H. C., Tan, C. S., Wong, K. C., Ho, J. H., Wang, X., Yap, E. H., . . . Wong, Y. S. (2015). Applied Engineering Failure Analysis: Theory and Practice. CRC Press: Boca Raton, Florida:

Van Hende, K. B. H. (2015). Offshore Wind in the European Union. Towards Integrated Management of Our Marine Waters: Kluwer Law International: The Netherlands.

Talus, K. (2011). Vertical natural gas transportation capacity, upstream commodity contracts and EU competition law: Kluwer Law International: The Netherlands.

Book chaptersStyan, C. A. (2017). Using social media to equip students with research skills to improve stakeholder engagement in the energy and resources sectors. In Carnell, M., & Fung, D. (Eds.) Disciplinary Approaches to Connecting the Higher Education Curriculum. UCL Press. (pp. 235-236).

Maurin, C., & Vivoda, V. (2016). Shale Gas and the Energy Policy ‘Trilemma’. Handbook of Shale Gas Law and Policy. Intersentia Uitgevers N V: Cambridge UK. (pp. 369-382).

Wouters, C., Fraga, E. S., & James, A. M. (2016). Residential Microgrid Design Optimisation under Uncertain μCHP Characteristics. In Kravanja, Z., & Bogataj, M. (Eds.) Computer Aided Chemical Engineering. Elsevier Science BV. (pp. 1491-1496).

Talus, K. (2012). Winds of change: Long-term Gas Contracts and Changing Energy Paradigms in the European Union. In Kuzemko, C., Belyi, A. V., Goldthau, A., & Keating, M. F. (Eds.) Dynamics of Energy Governance in Europe and Russia. Palgrave MacMillan: London. (pp. 227-242).

Talus, K., & Hunt, M. (2011). Ownership Unbundling: What End to the Saga? In Buschle, D., Hirsbrunner, D., & Kaddous, C. (Eds.) European Energy Law / Droit européen de l’énergie. Schulthess Verlag: Basel (pp. 25-50).

Bouzalakos, S., & Mercedes, M. (2010). Overview of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture and Storage Technology. In Maroto-Valer, M. M. (Eds.) Developments and Innovation in Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture and Storage Technology. Woodhead Publishing Limited: Cambridge UK. (pp. 1-24).

Refereed articles in a scholarly journalBrouwer, R., Ordens, C. M., Pinto, R., & Condesso de Melo, M. T. (in press). Economic valuation of groundwater protection threshold values: A case study in the Aveiro Quaternary Aquifer, Portugal. Ecological Indicators.

Falkenberg, L. J., & Tubb, A. (in press). Undisciplined Thinking Facilitates Accessible Writing: A Response to Doubleday and Connell. Trends in Ecology & Evolution. doi:10.1016/j.tree.2017.09.009

Cabral Pinto, M. M. S., Marinho-Reis, A. P., Almeida, A., Ordens, C. M., Silva, M. M. V. G., Freitas, S., . . . Condesso de Melo, M. T. (2017). Human predisposition to cognitive impairment and its relation with environmental exposure to potentially toxic elements. Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 1-18. doi:10.1007/s10653-017-9928-3

Falkenberg, L. J., & Tubb, A. (2017). Economic effects of ocean acidification: Publication patterns and directions for future research. Ambio, 46, 543-553. doi:10.1007/s13280-017-0895-9

Falkenberg, L., Wrange, A., Kinnby, A., Havenhand, J., Lockyer, A., & Styan, C. (2017). Low sensitivity of reproductive life-stages in the Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) to abamectin. Chemosphere, 182, 665-671. doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2017.05.085

Górski, J. (2017). Amendment to Polish Public Procurement Law: Implementation of the fifth-generation directives and beyond. European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review, 12, 60-63. doi:10.21552/epppl/2017/1/12

Górski, J. (2017). Central and Eastern Europe, Group 16+1 and One Belt One Road: The Case of 2016 Sino-Polish Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Transnational Dispute Management, 14, 1-38.

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Górski, J. (2017). Regulation of Government Procurement by the AIIB: Convergence with other Multilateral Development Banks and the Impact on the Liberalization of Procurement Markets and Sustainability of Government contracts. Syracuse Journal of International Law & Commerce, 44, 251-328.

Górski, J. (2017). The Impact of the TPP on Opening Government Procurement to International Competition in the Asia-Pacific Region. Trade Law and Development, 8, 65-151.

Kaur, S., Kempson, I. M., Linden, J. B., Larsson, M., & Nyden, M. (2017). Unhindered copper uptake by glutaraldehyde-polyethyleneimine coatings in an artificial seawater model system with adsorbed swollen polysaccharides and competing ligand EDTA. Biofouling, 33, 184-194. doi:10.1080/08927014.2017.1284204

Koleva, M. N., Styan, C. A., & Papageorgiou, L. G. (2017). Optimisation approaches for the synthesis of water treatment plants. Computers & Chemical Engineering. doi:10.1016/j.compchemeng.2016.12.018

Larsson, M., Huang, W. T., Liu, D. M., & Losic, D. (2017). Local co-administration of gene-silencing RNA and drugs in cancer therapy: State-of-the art and therapeutic potential. Cancer Treatment Reviews, 55, 128-135. doi:10.1016/j.ctrv.2017.03.004

Larsson, M., Linden, J. B., Kaur, S., Le Cerf, B., & Kempson, I. (2017). Cu K-edge XANES: Polymer, organic, inorganic spectra and experimental considerations. Powder Diffraction, 1-5. doi:10.1017/S0885715617000756

Larsson, M., Yousefi, A., Elmas, S., Linden, J. B., Nann, T., & Nyden, M. (2017). Electroactive Polyhydroquinone Coatings for Marine Fouling Prevention—A Rejected Dynamic pH Hypothesis and a Deceiving Artifact in Electrochemical Antifouling Testing. ACS Omega, 2, 4751-4759. doi:10.1021/acsomega.7b00485

Niner, H. J., Milligan, B., Jones, P. J. S., & Styan, C. (2017). Realising a vision of no net loss through marine biodiversity offsetting in Australia. Ocean and Coastal Management, 148, 22-30. doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2017.07.006

Niner, H. J., Milligan, B., Jones, P. J. S., & Styan, C. A. (2017). A global snapshot of marine biodiversity offsetting policy. Marine Policy, 81, 368-374. doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2017.04.005

Nosrati, A., Larsson, M., Linden, J. B., Zihao, Z., Addai-Mensah, J., & Nyden, M. (2017). Polyethyleneimine functionalized mesoporous diatomite particles for selective copper recovery from aqueous media. International Journal of Mineral Processing, 166, 29-36. doi:10.1016/j.minpro.2017.07.001

Van Dover, C. L., Ardron, J. A., Escobar, E., Gianni, M., Gjerde, K. M., Jaeckel, A., .Niner, H. . . Weaver, P. P. E. (2017). Biodiversity loss from deep-sea mining. Nature Geoscience, 10, 464-465. doi:10.1038/ngeo2983

Williamson, N. H., Röding, M., Liu, H., Galvosas, P., Miklavcic, S. J., & Nydén, M. (2017). The pseudo 2-D relaxation model for obtaining – relationships from 1-D and measurements of fluid in porous media. Microporous and Mesoporous Materials, 1-4. doi:10.1016/j.micromeso.2017.05.056

Williamson, N. H., Roding, M., Miklavcic, S. J., & Nyden, M. (2017). Scaling exponent and dispersity of polymers in solution by diffusion NMR. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 493, 393-397. doi:10.1016/jjcis.2017.01.058

Wouters, C., Fraga, E. S., & James, A. M. (2017). A multi-objective framework for cost-unavailability optimisation of residential distributed energy system design. Sustainable Energy, Grids and Networks., 9, 104-117. doi:10.1016/j.segan.2017.01.002

Wouters, C., Fraga, E., & James, A. M. (2017). A policy-based multi-objective optimisation framework for residential distributed energy system design. Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability, 2, 5. doi:10.1051/rees/2017011

Chou, H. S., Larsson, M., Hsiao, M. H., Chen, Y. C., Roeding, M., Nyden, M., & Liu, D. M. (2016). Injectable insulin-lysozyme-loaded nanogels with enzymatically-controlled degradation and release for basal insulin treatment: In vitro characterization and in vivo observation. Journal of Controlled Release, 224, 33-42. doi:10.1016/j.jconrel.2015.12.036

De Silva, P. N. K., Simons, S. J. R., & Stevens, P. (2016). Economic impact analysis of natural gas development and the policy implications. Energy Policy, 88, 639-651. doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2015.09.006

Falkenberg, L. J., Havenhand, J. N., & Styan, C. S. (2016). Sperm Accumulated Against Surface: A novel alternative bioassay for environmental monitoring. Marine Environmental Research, 114, 51-57. doi:10.1016/j.marenvres.2015.12.005

Huang, W. T., Larsson, M., Lee, Y. C., Liu, D. M., & Chiou, G. Y. (2016). Dual drug-loaded biofunctionalized amphiphilic chitosan nanoparticles: Enhanced synergy between cisplatin and demethoxycurcumin against multidrug-resistant stem-like lung cancer cells. European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics, 109, 165-173. doi:10.1016/j.ejpb.2016.10.014

Khavari, A., Lofroth, J. E., Bergenholtz, J., & Nyden, M. (2016). On the percolation of alginate/calcium systems at low concentrations. Carbohydrate Polymers, 137, 480-487. doi:10.1016/j.carbpol.2015.11.019

Khavari, A., Nyden, M., Weitz, D. A., & Ehrlicher, A. J. (2016). Composite alginate gels for tunable cellular microenvironment mechanics. Scientific Reports, 6:30854. doi:10.1038/srep30854

Koleva, M. N., Polykarpou, E. M., Liu, S., Styan, C. A., & Papageorgiou, L. G. (2016). Optimal design of water treatment processes. Desalination and Water Treatment, 57, 26954-26975. doi:10.1080/19443994.2016.1173595

Linden, J. B., Larsson, M., Kaur, S., Nosrati, A., & Nyden, M. (2016). Glutaraldehyde-crosslinking for improved copper absorption selectivity and chemical stability of polyethyleneimine coatings. Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 133:43954. doi:10.1002/app.43954

Movahedi, A., Zhang, J., Kann, N., Moth-Poulsen, K., & Nyden, M. (2016). Copper-coordinating, polymers for marine anti-fouling coatings: A physicochemical and electrochemical study of ternary system of copper, PMMA and poly(TBTA). Progress in Organic Coatings, 97, 216-221. doi:10.1016/j.porgcoat.2016.04.009

Röding, M., Bradley, S. J., Williamson, N. H., Dewi, M. R., Nann, T., & Nydén, M. (2016). The power of heterogeneity: Parameter relationships from distributions. PLOS ONE, 11:e0155718. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0155718

Röding, M., Del Castillo, L. A., Nydén, M., & Follink, B. (2016). Microstructure of a granular amorphous silica ceramic synthesized by spark plasma sintering. Journal of Microscopy, 264, 298-303. doi:10.1111/jmi.12442

Styan, C. A., McCluskey, C. F., Sun, Y., & Kupriyanova, E. K. (2016). Cryptic sympatric species across the Australian range of the global estuarine invader Ficopomatus enigmaticus (Fauvel, 1923) (Serpulidae, Annelida). Aquatic Invasions, 12, 53-65. doi:10.3391/ai.2017.12.1.06

Williamson, N. H., Nydén, M., & Röding, M. (2016). The lognormal and gamma distribution models for estimating molecular weight distributions of polymers using PGSE NMR. Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 267, 54-62. doi:10.1016/j.jmr.2016.04.007

Williamson, N. H., Roding, M., Galvosas, P., Miklavcic, S. J., & Nyden, M. (2016). Obtaining T-1-T-2 distribution functions from 1-dimensional T-1 and T-2 measurements: The pseudo 2-D relaxation model. Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 269, 186-195. doi:10.1016/j.jmr.2016.06.009

Burridge, C. P., Peucker, A. J., Valautham, S. K., Styan, C. A., & Dann, P. (2015). Nonequilibrium Conditions Explain Spatial Variability in Genetic Structuring of Little Penguin (Eudyptula minor). Journal of Heredity, 106, 228-237. doi:10.1093/jhered/esv009

De Silva, P. N. K., Simons, S. J. R., Stevens, P., & Philip, L. M. (2015). A comparison of North American shale plays with emerging non-marine shale plays in Australia. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 67, 16-29. doi:10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2015.04.011

Falkenberg, L. J., & Styan, C. A. (2015). The use of simulated whole effluents in toxicity assessments: A review of case studies from reverse osmosis desalination plants. Desalination, 368, 3-9. doi:10.1016/j.desal.2015.01.014

Falkenberg, L. J., Connell, S. D., Coffee, O. I., Ghedini, G., & Russell, B. D. (2015). Species interactions can maintain resistance of subtidal algal habitats to an increasingly modified world. Global Ecology and Conservation, 4, 549-558. doi:10.1016/j.gecco.2015.10.003

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Ghedini, G., Russell, B. D., Falkenberg, L. J., & Connell, S. D. (2015). Beyond spatial and temporal averages: ecological responses to extreme events may be exacerbated by local disturbances. Climate Change Responses, 2. doi:10.1186/s40665-015-0014-8

Lee, H. Y., & Yap, E. H. (2015). The Step Forward: Options for the Displacement of Power Generation from Oil and Gas in Malaysia Using a System Dynamics Approach. Journal of Clean Energy Technologies, 3, 438-444. doi:10.7763/jocet.2015.v3.238

Ranathunga, A. S., Perera, M. S. A., Ranjith, P. G., Ju, Y., Vishal, V., & De Silva, P. N. K. (2015). A macro-scale experimental study of sub- and super-critical CO2 flow behaviour in Victorian brown coal. Fuel, 158, 864-873. doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2015.06.047

Röding, M., & Nydén, M. (2015). Stejskal-tanner equation for three asymmetrical gradient pulse shapes used in diffusion NMR. Concepts in Magnetic Resonance Part A: Bridging Education and Research, 44, 133-137. doi:10.1002/cmr.a.21338

Röding, M., Williamson, N. H., & Nydén, M. (2015). Gamma convolution models for self-diffusion coefficient distributions in PGSE NMR. Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 261, 6-10. doi:10.1016/j.jmr.2015.10.001

Tan, B. S., & Yap, E. H. (2015). Sustainable Growth of the Commercial Aviation Industry in Malaysia Using a System Dynamics Approach. Journal of Engineering, Science and Technology, 10.

Wouters, C. (2015). Towards a regulatory framework for microgrids—The Singapore experience. Sustainable Cities and Society, 15, 22-32. doi:10.1016/j.scs.2014.10.007

Wouters, C., Fraga, E. S., & James, A. M. (2015). An energy integrated, multi-microgrid, MILP (mixed-integer linear programming) approach for residential distributed energy system planning - A South Australian case-study. Energy, 85, 30-44. doi:10.1016/j.energy.2015.03.051

De Silva, P. N. K., & Ranjith, P. G. (2014). Understanding and application of CO2 adsorption capacity estimation models for coal types. Fuel, 121, 250-259. doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2013.11.051

De Silva, P. N. K., Simons, S. J. R., & Stevens, P. (2014). The future implications of shale gas developments and LNG exports from Australia. International Shale Gas and Oil Journal, 4, 17-29.

Falkenberg, L. J., & Styan, C. A. (2014). Too much data is never enough: A review of the mismatch between scales of water quality data collection and reporting from recent marine dredging programmes. Ecological Indicators, 45, 529-537. doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2014.05.006

Falkenberg, L. J., Connell, S. D., & Russell, B. D. (2014). Herbivory mediates the expansion of an algal habitat under nutrient and CO2 enrichment. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 497, 87-92. doi:10.3354/meps10557

Lim, S. W., Chen, K. F., & Yap, E. H. (2014). System Dynamics of Electric Cars (EC) Usage and Support Infrastructure in Malaysia. Applied Mechanics and Materials, 627, 342-346. doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.627.342

Tan, A. H. P., Chen, K. F., & Yap, E. H. (2014). System Dynamics of a Marine Renewable Energy Scheme (MRE) for Malaysia. Applied Mechanics and Materials, 627, 318-322. doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.627.318

Tshai, K. Y., Ho, J. H., Yap, E. H., & Ng, H. K. (2014). Outcome-based Education – The Assessment of Programme Educational Objectives for an Engineering Undergraduate Degree. Engineering Education, 9, 74-85. doi:10.11120/ened.2014.00020

Van Hende, K. B. H., & Wouters, C. (2014). The Regulation of Microgrids in Liberalized Electricity Markets in the EU and East Asia. European Networks Law and Regulation Quarterly, 3, 190-204.

Van Hende, K. B. H., De Silva, P. N. K., Maurin, C., & Xiao, P. (2014). Mapping out China’s Shale Gas Future: Challenges Towards Development. Oil, Gas & Energy Law, 3.

Wawryk, A., & Van Hende, K. B. H. (2014). Gross Negligence under the US Clean Water Act and General Maritime Law: In re: Oil Spill by the Oil Rig “Deepwater Horizon” in the Gulf of Mexico, on April 20, 2010, (MDL 2179) ‘Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law Phase One Trial’, Rec Doc 13,355, --- F Supp 2d --, 2014 WL 4375933 (ED La, 4 September 2014). Australian and New Zealand Maritime Law Journal, 28, 122-136.

Wawryk, A., & Van Hende, K. B. H. (2014). The internationalisation of liability regimes for offshore petroleum exploration and production. The APPEA Journal, 54, 209-230. doi:10.1071/AJ13022

Wong, V. K., Ho, J. H., & Yap, E. H. (2014). Dynamics of a piezoelectric beam subjected to water droplet impact with water layer formed on the surface. Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures. doi:10.1177/1045389X14549871

Wong, V. K., Ho, J. H., & Yap, E. H. (2014). Experimental Study of a Piezoelectric Rain Energy Harvester. Advanced Materials Research, 1043, 263-267. doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1043.263

Chan, H. X. M., Yap, E. H., & Ho, J. H. (2013). Overview of Axial Compression Technology for Direct Capture of CO2. Advanced Materials Research, 744, 392-395. doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.744.392

Lai, N. Y. G., Aw, K. H., Lee, C. W., & Yap, E. H. (2013). Public choice of carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a climate change mitigation technology: The case for Malaysia and selected developed economies. Energy Education Science and Technology Part B, 5, 433-446.

Styan, C. A., & Hanley, J. R. (2013). Muddying the waters: the science of protecting the environment during dredging. Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs, 5, 137-144. doi:10.1080/18366503.2013.10815746

Kolhe, M. L. (2012). Smart Grid: ‘charting a new energy future’ - Research, Development and Demonstration. The Electricity Journal, 25, 88-93. doi:10.1016/j.tej.2012.01.018

Styan, C. A., & Rosser, N. L. (2012). Is monitoring for mass spawning events in coral assemblages in north Western Australia likely to detect spawning?. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 64, 2523-2527. doi:10.1016/j.marpolbul.2012.08.008

Atlam, O., & Kolhe, M. (2011). Equivalent electrical model for a proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser. Energy Conversion and Management, 52, 2952-2957. doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2011.04.007

Dastoori, K., Kolhe, M., Mallard, C., & Makin, B. (2011). Electrostatic precipitation in a small scale wood combustion furnace. Journal of Electrostatics, 69, 466-472. doi:10.1016/j.elstat.2011.06.005

Owen, A. D. (2011). The economic viability of nuclear power in a fossil-fuel-rich country: Australia. Energy Policy, 39, 1305-1311. doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2010.12.002

Talus, K. (2011). Long-term natural gas contracts and antitrust law in the European Union and the United States. Journal of World Energy Law & Business, 4, 260-315. doi:10.1093/jwelb/jwr015

Virulkar, V., Aware, M., & Kolhe, M. (2011). Integrated battery controller for distributed energy system. Energy, 36, 2392-2398. doi:10.1016/j.energy.2011.01.019

Betz, R., & Owen, A. D. (2010). The implications of Australia’s carbon pollution reduction scheme for its national electricity market. Energy Policy, 38, 4966-4977. doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2010.03.084

Manuhutu, C., & Owen, A. D. (2010). Gas-on-gas competition in Shanghai. Energy Policy, 38, 2101-2106. doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2009.06.027

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Published conference presentationsBartley, C., Moffat, K., Zhang, A., & Styan, C. A. (2017) Data-driven approaches to measuring a Social Licence to Operate. SRMining2017– 4th International Conference on Social Responsibility in Mining. Santiago, Chile, 8-10 November 2017.

Gray, A., James, A., Nasser, H., Richardson, K., & Rooke, K. (2017). Foundations for improved integration – Using Systems Engineering in Programme and Project Management. INCOSE International Symposium, 27, 1011-1025. Doi:10.1002/j.2334-5837.2017.00409.x

James, A., Caprarelli, G., Davis, M. (2017). A Long Term ISU-UNISA Partnership: The SHSSP. 68th International Astronautical Congress (IAC). Adelaide, Australia, 25-29 September 2017.

De Silva, P. N. K. (2017). A Study of Processing Options of Mineral Concentrates: Onshore vs Offshore considerations. 1st International Conference on Mineral Engineering and Material Science (iCMEMS 2017), Sydney, Australia, 20-22 November 2017.

De Silva. P. N. K., Simons, S., & Stevens, P. (2016). A comparative study of shale gas development potential between Australia and the US. International Conference on Geomechanics, Geo-energy and Geo-resources (IC3G 2016). Melbourne, Australia, 28-29 September 2016.

Koleva, M. N., Liu, S., Styan, C. A., & Papageorgiou, L. G. (2016). Multi-objective Optimisation Approach for the Synthesis of Water Treatment Plants. Computer Aided Chemical Engineering, 38, 2379-2384. doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-444-63428-3.50401-X

Larsson, L. M., Vandeleur, H. M., Nyden, M., & Styan, C. A. (2016). No harm, no foul?: Expert views on the future direction of marine antibiofouling technologies. In Chemeca 2016: Chemical Engineering - Regeneration, Recovery and Reinvention, Melbourne, Australia. Engineers Australia, pp. 995-1006.

Koleva, M. N., Polykarpou, E. M., Liu, S., Styan, C. A., Papageorgiou, L. G. (2015). Synthesis of Water Treatment Processes using Mixed Integer Programming. Computer Aided Chemical Engineering, 37, 1379-1384. doi:10.1016/B978-0-444-63577-8.50075-9

Styan, C. A., Trott, W., Bartley, C., Sharpe, O., Wu, H., & Tubb, A. (2015). Adoption of Social Media in the Australian Energy and Resources Sectors. SRMINING2015 – 3rd International Conference on Social Responsibility in Mining, Antofagasta, Chile, 4-6 November 2015.

Wouters, C., Fraga, E. S., & James, A. M. (2015). MILP Approach for the Design of Residential Microgrids with Energy Interaction Restrictions. 12th International Symposium on Process Systems Engineering and 25th European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering, PT C, 37, 2357-2362.

Berthelemy, M., Dussaux, D., & Soderberg, M. (2014). Measuring the effects of long lasting government interventions: evidence from the restructuring of the US nuclear power sector. 37th IAEE International Conference, 15-18 June, New York City, USA.

Cohen. M. A., & Tubb, A. (2014). The Impact of Environmental Regulation on Firm Competitiveness: A meta-analysis of the Porter Hypothesis. Fifth World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, Istanbul, Turkey, 28 June-2 July 2014.

De Silva, P. N. K., Simons, S. J. R. & Stevens, P. (2014). Economic impact analysis of unconventional natural gas development and policy implications. Proceedings of the 53rd Meeting of the Euro Working Group on Commodities and Financial Modelling (EWGCFM) and 2nd International Conference of the Research Centre for Energy Management (RCEM), Chania, Crete, 22-24 May 2014.

Koleva, M. N., Polykarpou, E. M., Styan, C. A., & Papageorgiou, L. G. (2014). Overall Process Synthesis of Seawater Desalination. AIChE Annual Meeting, Atlanta, USA, 16-21 November 2014.

Potts, D., Muller, J-P., James, A., Walton, D., & Melina, E. (2014). Assessment of existing satellite capacity for methane gas seep detection from orbit. 14th Australian Space Research Conference, Adelaide, 29 September-1 October 2014.

Saliyeva, S., Simons, S. J. R., Lettieri, P., & Menicucci, J. (2014). Environmental Life Cycle Assessment of Underground Coal Gasification followed by Gas-to-Liquid Synthetic Oil Production. SPE, ed. APOGCE 2014, Adelaide, Australia, 14-16 October 2014.

Saliyeva, S., Simons, S .J. R., Lettieri, P., & Menicucci, J. (2014). Environmental Life Cycle Assessment of Underground Coal Gasification. AIChE Annual Meeting, Atlanta, USA, 16-21 November 2014.

Voss, J., Simons, S. J. R., Brown, J., Owen, A., Cook, H., Backhaus, R., Stone T., & Irwin. A. (2014). Selecting Nuclear-Powered Submarines in Australia: Nuclear Waste Consideration. Waste Management 2014 (WM2014), Phoenix, Arizona, USA, 2-6 March 2014.

Wouters, C., Fraga, E. S., James, A. M., & Polykarpou, E. M. (2014). Mixed-integer optimisation based approach for design and operation of distributed energy systems. 2014 Australasian Universities Power Engineering Conference (AUPEC), Perth, Western Australia, 28 September-1 October. doi:10.1109/AUPEC.2014.6966501

Koleva, M. N., Polykarpou, E. M., & Papageorgiou, L. G. (2013). An MILP Model for Cost -Effective Water Treatment Synthesis. The 20th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation (MODSIM), Adelaide, Australia, 1-6 December 2013, pp. 2716 - 2722.

Polykarpou, E. M., & Dua, V. (2013). Optimisation of a liquid-liquid extraction based sustainable water desalination process. 6th International Conference on Process Systems Engineering (PSE ASIA), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 25-27 June 2013.

Simons, S. J. R. (2013). From subs to Mines: What would it take for Australia to develop a nuclear-powered submarine capability? AIChE Annual Meeting, San Francisco, USA, 3-8 November 2013.

Simons, S. J. R., Owen, A., Brown, J., Stone, T., Irwin, A., Voss, J., Cook, H., & Backhaus, R. (2013). What would it take for Australia to develop a nuclear-powered submarine capability? Chemeca 2013, Brisbane, Australia, 1-3 October 2013.

Styan, C., Elsdon, T., Marnane, M., Carey, M., Morgan, C., Rouphael, T., & des Lestang, P. (2013). Knowledge gained from marine environmental monitoring during dredging at Barrow Island. Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association Conference (APPEA), Brisbane, Australia, 26-29 May 2013.

Dehalwar, V., Baghel, R. K., & Kolhe, M. L. (2012). Multi-Agent based Public Key Infrastructure for Smart Grid. IEEE 7th International Conference on Computer Science & Education, Melbourne, Australia, 14-17 July 2012.

Dastoori, K., Kolhe, M., Mallard, C., & Makin, B. (2011). Particulates Removal by Electrostatic Precipitation in a Small Scale Biomass Combustion Stove. IET Renewable Power Generation Conference 2011, Edinburgh, UK, 6-8 September 2011.

Kolhe, M., & Atlam, O. (2011). Empirical Electrical Modelling for a Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolyzer. IEEE 2011 International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices, Sydney, Australia, 14-16 December 2011.

Kolhe, M., Lin, T. C., & Maunuksela, J. (2011). GA-ANN for short-term wind energy prediction. IEEE Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference (APPEEC), Wuhan, China, 25-28 March 2011.

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Other conference presentationsOrdens, C. M., Hopkinson, J., Shalsi, S., Curtis, A., Barnett, S., & Simmons, C. T. (2017). Breaking the hydro-illogical cycle and applying socio-hydrogeology to groundwater management – the real-world example of Angas-Bremer irrigation district (South Australia). Australasian Groundwater Conference, Sydney, Australia, 11–13 July 2017.

Ordens, C. M., Knowling, M. J., Werner, A.D ., Post, V. E. A., Hutson, J. H., & Bresciani, E. (2017). A conjunctive application of unsaturated zone modelling and field-based methods to assess recharge processes and quantify recharge rates in a coastal, semi-arid, karstic aquifer: Uley South Basin, South Australia. 44th Congress of International Association of Hydrogeologists, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 25–29 September 2017.

Lockyer, A., & Styan, C. (2017) Sensitive sperm: A novel and rapid approach to toxicity testing. Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) Europe 27th Annual Meeting, Brussels, Belgium, 7-11 May 2017.

Shalsi, S., Ordens, C. M., Curtis, A., & Simmons, C.T. (2017). Collective action in groundwater management in practice – Lessons learnt from the Angas Bremer irrigation district. Australasian Groundwater Conference, Sydney, Australia, 11–13 July 2017.

Shalsi, S., Ordens, C. M., Curtis, A., & Simmons, C. T. (2017). Collective action in groundwater management – Lessons learnt from the Angas Bremer irrigation district, South Australia. 44th Congress of International Association of Hydrogeologists, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 25–29 September 2017.

Styan, C.A. (2017) The future of antifouling technologies – stakeholders’ views. 3rd Australia/New Zealand/Pacific Workshop on Biofouling Management for Sustainable Shipping, Melbourne, Australia, 12-15 September 2017.

Vandeleur, H., & Styan, C. (2017). Silver (or lead) linings? Innovative technologies to beneficially re-use legacy contaminated marine sediments. 10th International SedNet Conference “Sediments on the move”, Genoa, Italy, 14-17 June 2017.

Lockyer, A., & Styan, C. (2016). Sensitive sperm: A measure of heavy metal toxicity in the marine environment. Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Australia (SETAC-AU), Hobart, Australia, 4-7 October 2016.

Falkenberg, L. J., & Styan, C. A. (2015). A novel method to identify the effects of climate change: potential insights for future biodiversity and ecosystem resilience. 3rd International Symposium on Effects of Climate Change on the World’s Oceans, Santos City, Brazil, 23-27 March 2015.

Niner, H., Styan, C., & Jones, P. (2015). The potential for biodiversity offsetting in the marine environment. The 52nd Australian Marine Science Association (AMSA) Annual Conference, Geelong, Australia, 5-9 July 2015.

Simon, D., & Simons, S. J. R. (2015). Low Carbon Energy Transition Challenges in Rural Regional South Australia. The 11th International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic, and Social Sustainability, Copenhagen, Denmark, 21-23 January 2015.

Styan, C. A., & Falkenberg, L. J. (2015). A new, rapid method for whole effluent toxicology (WET) assessment of offshore releases and contaminated sediments. Australian Petroleum Producers and Exploration Association Health Safety & Environment Conference & Exhibition, Perth, Western Australia, 8-9 September 2015.

De Silva, P. N. K., Simons, S. J. R., & Stevens, P. (2014). Comparison of US Shale Plays with Emerging Non-Marine Shale Plays in Australia. AIChE Annual Meeting, Atlanta, USA, 16-21 November 2014.

De Silva, P. N. K., Simons, S. J. R., & Stevens, P. (2014). Petrophysical characterization of Cooper Basin shale and adaptability of traditional fracking technologies, AECS Convention “Sustainable Australia”, Newcastle, NSW, Australia 7-10 July 2014.

Enano Jr., N. H., Berthelemy, M., Owen, A., & Simons, S .J. R. (2014). Integrating willingness-to-pay with reliability planning: The role of the value of lost load in inducing investment and demand-side participation. BIEE 10th Academic Conference, Oxford, UK, 17-18 September 2014.

Falkenberg, L. J., Russell, B. D. & Connell, S. D. (2014). Resisting environmental change: the importance of maintaining intact kelp forests in an increasingly stressful world. 51st Australian Marine Science Association Annual Conference, Canberra, Australia, 6-10 July 2014.

Saliyeva, S., Simons, S. J. R. and Menicucci, J. (2014). Economic Analysis of Underground Coal Gasification End Product Market: Australian Case Study. New Horizons in Gasification, 12th European Gasification Conference, Rotterdam, 10-13 March 2014.

Saliyeva, S., Simons, S. J. R., Lettieri, P., & Menicucci, J. (2014). Techno-Economic Assessment of World Scale Ammonia/Urea and Methanol co-production based on Underground Coal Gasification: Australian Case Study. IChemE, Chemeca 2014, Perth, Australia, 28 September-1 October 2014.

Simon, D., & Simons, S. J. R. (2014). Individual, Community and Society Challenges in Low Carbon Energy Transition: the Case of the Yorke and Mid North Region South Australia. The IAFOR North American Conference on Sustainability, Energy and Environment 2014, Providence, RI, United States, 11-14 September 2014.

Simon, D., & Simons, S. J. R. (2014). Regional Low Carbon Development Issues in Yorke and Mid North Region, South Australia. Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional Australia (SEGRA), Alice Springs, Australia, 6-10 October 2014.

Wouters, C., Fraga, E. S., James, A. M., & Polykarpou, E. M. (2014). Mixed-integer optimisation based approach for design and operation of distributed energy systems. The Australasian Universities Power Engineering Conference (AUPEC), Perth, Australia, 28 September-1 October 2014.

Wouters C., Polykarpou E. M., Fraga E. S. (2013). Optimal design of a microgrid: A case study in South Australia. All Energy Australia, Melbourne, Australia, 8-9 October 2013.

Cropper, M., Cole, R., James, A., Mellier, Y., Martignac, J., Di Giorgio, A. M., . . . Hoekstra, H. (2012). VIS: the visible imager for Euclid. Space Telescopes and Instrumentation 2012: Optical, Infrared, and Millimeter Wave (Conference 8442), Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1-6 July 2012.

Emes, M. R., Smith, A., James, A. M., Whyndham, M. W., Leal, R., & Jackson, S. C. (2012). Principles of systems engineering management: Reflections from 45 years of spacecraft technology research and development at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory. INCOSE 22nd Annual International Symposium, Rome, Italy, 9-12 July 2012.

Polykarpou, E., & Dua, V. (2012). Sustainable water desalination using waste heat: Optimisation of a liquid-liquid extraction process. 22nd European Symposium of Computer Aided Process Engineering, London, UK, 17-20 June 2012.

Simons, S. J. R. (2012). Can social networking and open innovation help accelerate the transition to a low carbon economy? Chemeca 2012, Wellington, New Zealand, 23-26 September 2012.

Kolhe, M. (2011). Electrolytic hydrogen production for fuel cell vehicle. 8th Asia Pacific Conference on Sustainable Energy & Environmental Technologies, Adelaide, Australia, 10-13 July 2011.

Kolhe, M. (2011). Smart Grid: Impact of distributed generation and intermittent renewable energy sources. All Energy Australia 2011, Melbourne, Australia, 12-13 October 2011.

Talus, K. (2011). From State to market and back: The role of public sector in the energy markets: The European experience. Annual Conference of Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA), Perth, Australia, 11 April 2011.

Kolhe, M. (2010). Integrated renewable energy system based on energy storage in the form of hydrogen. All-Energy 2010 Australia, Melbourne, Australia, 6-7 October 2010.

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Keynote or other invited presentationsOrdens, C. M. (2017). Breaking the hydro-illogical cycle, socio-hydrogeology and collective action in groundwater management – the real-world example of Angas-Bremer irrigation district (South Australia). Department of Geosciences, University of Oslo. September 2017.

Trenorden C.L. (2017) Access to Justice for ESD in Western Australia: Whether ‘tis nobler to establish an environmental court, National Environmental Law Association (WA) Annual Conference 2017, Perth, Western Australia, 1 September 2017.

Trenorden, C. (2017). Making Intention reality: Delivering environmental justice in the Asia-Pacific region in a time of climate change Asia Pacific Regional Conference of the International Association of Women Judges. Sydney, Australia, 27-30 April 2017.

Styan C. A. (2015). Tales from the (dr)edge of reality: monitoring the impacts of oil and gas developments on corals and other charismatic marine creatures. School of Biological Sciences, Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia, 17 September 2015.

James, A. (2014). CubeSat instrumentation development for the QB50 project. Workshop on utilising existing Australian space capability for future growth, Mt Stromlo Observatory, Canberra, Australia, 14 - 18 July 2014.

James, A. (2014). Greenhouse gas monitoring at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory (UCL, Australia). Roundtable for oil and gas projects, Adelaide, Australia, 23 October 2014.

Simons, S. J. R., & Stone, T. (2014). The international management of spent nuclear fuel”. Nuclear Industries Association Annual Meeting, London, UK, 4 December 2014.

Simons, S. J. R. (2014). Energy policy outlook for the Asian LNG market. Australian Gas Export Outlook 2014, Brisbane, Australia, 24-25 June 2014.

Simons, S. J. R. (2014). Evaluating the effectiveness of government initiatives and intervention policies in emerging unconventional gas markets. Australian Domestic Gas Outlook 2014, Sydney, Australia, 25-27 February 2014.

Simons, S. J. R. (2014). Getting value out of CO2 emissions; Innovations in waste treatment and CO2 conversion. Enviro’ 14, Adelaide, Australia, 18-19 September 2014.

Styan, C. A., & Yap, E.H. (2014). Can South Australia catch the Ocean Renewable Energy wave? Marine Science to Support South Australia’s Blue Economy. Australian Marine Science Association (South Australia) 9th Annual Symposium, Adelaide, Australia, 16 October 2014.

Trenorden, C. L. (2014). Judicial Review and the Principles of Ecologically Sustainable Development: Where are We Going? National Environmental Law Conference, Sydney Australia, 21 November 2014.

De Silva, P. N. K. (2013). Shale gas development challenges and policy implications. Department of State Development, Round Table discussions, Adelaide Wine Center, 2-4 December 2013.

Owen, G. (2013) Smart meter roll-out in Great Britain. Smart Utilities Australia and New Zealand conference, Melbourne, Australia, 26 November 2013.

Owen, G. (2013) The Great Britain energy retail market – recent Ofgem proposals. Consumer Utilities Advocacy Centre (CUAC) reference group, Melbourne, Australia, 30 May 2013.

Owen, G. (2013) The role of consumer challenge in energy regulation in Great Britain. Energy Networks Association, Brisbane, Australia, 24 July 2013.

Owen, G. (2013) The role of the demand side in the electricity market. Australian Institute of Energy, Melbourne, Australia, 18 July 2013.

Owen, G. (2013). UK Energy Efficiency schemes to tackle fuel poverty - and some considerations for Victoria. One Million Homes Roundtable, Melbourne, Australia, April 2013.

Owen, G. (2013) Where is the vulnerable consumer in market led reforms? Australian Council of Social Service Annual Conference, Adelaide, Australia, March 2013.

Simons, S. J. R. (2013). Going Low Carbon: The Approach of the International Energy Policy Institute. Four Societies Annual Meeting, Sydney, Australia, 27 February 2013.

Simons, S. J. R. (2013). Going Low Carbon Through Innovation and Collaboration. Australian Institute of Energy luncheon, Perth, Australia, 18 April 2013.

Simons, S. J. R. (2013). Operating in a Carbon Constrained Future: Challenges and Opportunities. Oil & Gas Summit, Perth, Australia, 22 November 2013.

Styan, C. A. (2013). Muddying the waters: the science of protecting the environment during dredging. PACIFIC 2013 - International Maritime Exposition, Sydney, Australia, 9 October 2013.

Technical reportsMaurin, C. (2016). The need for an energy vision in New South Wales (Public Policy Paper). Energy Policy Institute of Australia.

Simon, D., & Simons, S. (2014). Making Yorke and Mid North Region Low Carbon Investment Ready, Final Project Report, December 2014.

Simon, D., & Simons, S. (2014). Making Yorke and Mid North Region Low Carbon Investment Ready, Phase 1 Final Report, February 2014.

Simon, D., & Simons, S. (2014). Making Yorke and Mid North Region Low Carbon Investment Ready, Phase 2 Final Report, June 2014.

Simon, D., & Simons, S. (2014). Upper Spencer Gulf Renewable Energy Strategy, Interim Report, December 2014.

Styan, C. A. (2014). Assessment of Water Quality Criteria for the Wheatstone Dredging Program. A review prepared for Chevron Australia Pty Ltd. 47 pp, February 2014.

Owen, G. (2013). Paper commissioned by the Australian Energy Regulator: The potential role of Consumer Challenge in energy network regulation in Australia. April 2013.

Owen, G., Simon, D., & Simons, S. (2013). Data Analysis of North Adelaide Capacity Tariff Smart Meter Trial, Report to SA Power Network, December 2013.

Stevens, P., Simons, S. J. R., & De Silva, P. N. K. (2013). Shale Gas in Australia: The Policy Options. UCL International Energy Policy Institute Adelaide, Australia. October 2013.

Other outputsGorski, J., Chaisse, J., & Chi, M. (2017). One Belt One Road Initiative (“OBOR”): Editorial. Transnational Dispute Management, Special Issue: One Belt One Road Initiative (“OBOR”), 14.

Gorski, J., & Trenorden, C. (2017). EU and Regulation of Shale Industry: Where Do We Stand Now? Oil and Gas Law News (Committee Update of the International Bar Association Legal Practice Division), 5, 20.

De Silva, P. N. K., Simons, S., & Stevens, P. (2016). Shale resource development potential: Australian context. https://www.unconventionaloilandgas.com.au/shale-resource-development-potential-the-australian-context/

Crafter Ao, G., Trenorden, C. L., & Sansom, G. (2013). Strengthening South Australian communities in a changing world: ‘The Council of the future’. Retrieved from http://www.lga.sa.gov.au/

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Public Lectures

2017Sociology before Geology: Social Performance in the Extractive Sector Bruce Harvey, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland.

The importance of research and education in water resources management to inform decision making Hon Karlene Maywald, Non-Executive Director of SA Water.

2016Brexit: A Utopian Ideal? Visiting Professor Dr Tim Stone CBE, UCL Australia.

Delivering the Energy Transition in theory and practice Professor Michael Grubb, University College London; Hon Mark Parnell MLC.

Can Humans Survive Human Nature?: The Political Psychology of Climate Change Dr John Rolls, Barbara Hardy Institute, University of South Australia.

The Nuclear Fuel Cycle: A Community Decision Honorary Reader Jim Voss, UCL Australia.

Murray–Darling Basin – management challenges of a complex system Dianne Davidson, University of Adelaide.

Nuclear: A waste of time, energy and money?: Power Generation, Waste Management and Recycling Spent Fuel Emeritus Professor Tony Owen, University College London; Visiting Professor Christian Ekberg, UCL Australia; Honorary Reader James Voss, UCL Australia.

Energy and Materials Efficiency, Conversion and Storage Professor Stefaan Simons, Brunel University London; Associate Professor Frank Bruno, University of South Australia; and Professor Peter Murphy, University of South Australia

The effects of radiation Professor Pam Sykes, Flinders University.

Nuclear, renewables, energy storage and other low‑carbon technologies: an energy systems perspective on policy options Dr Paul Dodds, University College London.

2015The Security Implications of a Changing Climate; why it matters and what we need to do Honorary Professor Rear Admiral Neil Morisetti CB, University College London.

Management Options for Energy‑from‑Waste Air Pollution Control Residues Dr Julia Stegemann, UCL Centre for Resource Efficiency and the Environment.

Prospects for international oil prices Visiting Professor Paul Stevens, UCL Australia and Chatham House.

Infrastructure, markets and regulation: Fixing failure Visiting Professor Dr Timothy Stone CBE, UCL Australia.

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2014How health can beat at the heart of an economy Visiting Professor Sir Malcolm Grant, UCL Australia and National Health Service (NHS).

South Australia and the world energy outlook Visiting Professor Christof Rühl, UCL Australia and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

Evidence, Parliaments and making good policy decisions Dr Chris Tyler, University College London and UK Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology

Arbitrating Complex Energy Disputes: A Case Study in Gas/LNG Production and Export Dr Alejandro Escobar, BakerBotts.

Application of Oil Dispersants by Sub‑surface Injection: Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Gulf of Mexico Dr Kenneth Lee, CSIRO Wealth from Oceans National Research Flagship.

The International Oil and Gas Companies: Is the old business model dead? Professor Paul Stevens, Chatham House.

Energy and environmental public policy. Joining the dots between public policy, economics and implementation Jim Voss, UK Nuclear Institute.

Systems Thinking and Interdependency – a joined up world Professor Brian Collins, UCL Centre of Engineering Policy.

2013Use of models to develop policies for energy and environment Dr Mark Barrett, UCL Energy Institute.

The First Oil Shock forty years after: Is a good memory still the best qualification for a prophet? Professor Paul Stevens, Chatham House.

Challenges for Mineral Exploration in SA Richard Hillis, Deep Exploration Technologies Cooperative Research Centre.

The Coalition’s climate change strategy The Hon Greg Hunt MP, Federal Member for Flinders Shadow Minister for Climate Action, Environment and Heritage; Professor Stefaan Simons, University College London.

Remote Sensing for Energy and Mineral Resources Professor Peter Muller, Mullard Space Science Laboratory.

The US and ‘Energy Independence’: probabilities, geo‑politics and a meow! Professor Paul Stevens, Chatham House.

Wind Power in South Australia – from zero to 26% in 10 years Adjunct Associate Professor Monica Oliphant, ISES; Nic Jacobson, Independent Consultant.

Fluid modelling of carbon dioxide sequestration Professor Herbert Huppert, University of Cambridge.

Unconventional Gas Project Management Diana Hoff, Santos.

Global Energy Outlook – the long term Dr. Christof Rühl, BP plc.

2012The Economics of Resource Curse: Is Australia a Special Case? Professor Paul Stevens, Chatham House.

Dr Kenzo Fujisue, Member of the House of Councilors of Japan.

The Changing Climate of Climate Science Professor Chris Rapley, University College London.

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Site VisitsSite visits were a feature of our programme and allowed the students to gain context to enhance their classroom learning and to understand the operational realities of facilities in the energy and resources sectors, and to see them in the wider environmental and community contexts. This was only possible with the generous support of the following organisations.

Adelaide Desalination Plant (SA Water)

Angas Zinc Mine (Terramin Resources)

ANZ House (ANZ)

Arid Recovery Reserve (Arid Recovery)

Australian Water Quality Centre (SA Water)

Biofuels Demonstration Plant Whyalla (Muradel)

Christie Walk Eco-village

Clements Gap Wind Farm (Pacific Hydro)

Davenport Substation (ElectraNet)

ElectraNet Control Room (ElectraNet)

Kanmantoo Copper Mine (Hillgrove Resources)

Langhorne Creek

Leigh Creek Coal Mine (Alinta)

Lochiel Park (Zero Carbon House)

Moomba Facility (Santos)

Northern Power Station (Alinta)

Olympic Dam Mine (BHP)

Onshore Petroleum Centre of Excellence (TAFE)

Pelican Point Power Station (ENGIE)

Port Bonython Hydrocarbon Facility (Santos)

Port Pirie Smelter (Nystar)

Royal Adelaide Showgrounds Solar PV Plant

SA Power Networks Innovation Centre (SA Power Networks)

Santos House (Santos)

Sundrop Farms (Sundrop)

Torrens Island Power Station (AGL)

Whyalla Steelworks (Arrium)

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Industry Hosts for Student ProjectsACCIONA

AGL

ANZ

APA

Arrium Mining

Attorney-General’s Department

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission

Australian Energy Market Operator

Beach Energy

BG Group

BHP Billiton

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Coopers Brewery

Department for Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy

Department of Primary Industry and Regions, South Australia

ElectraNet

Energy Exemplar

Epic Energy South Australia

Finlaysons

Holland & Knight

Marathon Resources

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

Origin Energy

Osmoflo

Parsons Brinckerhoff

Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North

Santos

Saumweber Holdings

SEA Gas

Sundrop Farms

Tas Gas

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Guest LecturersRoy Abraham Santos

Professor Jonas Addai-Mensah University of South Australia

Stuart Ainsworth Enlightening Data Pty Ltd

Dr Alemu Alemu University of South Australia

Dr Anas Alhajji NGP Energy Capital Management

Professor Owen L. Anderson The University of Oklahoma

Michael Bailey Rio Tinto

Professor Steve Begg University of Adelaide

Dr Martin Belusko University of South Australia

Dr Andrei V Belyi Deputy Chair on cathedra on Political Issues Russia

Dr Geoff Bertram Victoria University of Wellington

Graeme Bethune EnergyQuest

Kate Bickford McDonald Steed McGrath Lawyers

David Blowers Grattan Institute

Ally Bonakdar NAB

Kim Bouwer University of Strathclyde Glasgow

Dr Marita Bradshaw Geoscience Australia

Dr Thierry Bros The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

Professor Frank Bruno University of South Australia

Robin Budden Social Aspects Solutions

Dr Mark Bunch CO2CRC

Professor John Callaway University of San Francisco

Lisa Caripis Transparency International Australia

Lui Cirocco University of South Australia

Leigh Clifford Qantas

Dr Ian Cody ExxonMobil

Hon Patrick Conlon MP Ministry of Transport

Joel Cook Cambridge Economic Policy Associates CEPA

Chris Coomans ANZ

Dianne Davidson Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA)

Dr Katherine Davidson University of South Australia

Charles Davis Commonwealth Bank

Dr Rob Dickinson Hydricity Systems Australia

Dr Che Doering Australian Government

Martyn Eames Santos

Ralf Eckley Santos

Greg English Piper Alderman

Associate Professor Nesimi Ertugrul University of Adelaide

Dr Alejandro Escobar Baker Botts

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Professor Howard Fallowfield Flinders University

Dr Chris Fogwill University of New South Wales

Nick Fox Santos

Cathy Frost Santos

Jan Gabrynowicz Commonwealth Bank

John Gallagher Santos

Scott Gardiner King & Wood Mallesons

Bob Gilliver University of South Australia

Dr Barry Goldstein Government of South Australia

Dennis Gonzales CSIRO

Phillip Gordge Santos

Dr Alice Gorman Flinders University; Australian Cultural Heritage Management

Elizabeth Harnett University of Oxford

Philip Harris Frazer-Nash Consultancy

Bruce Harvey Resolution88; Rio Tinto

Professor Jon Havenhand University of Gothenburg

Dr Guna Hewa Alankarage University of South Australia

Bronte Hollow Santos

Peter Holt Energetics’

Melissa Holzberger Sloan Holzberger Lawyers

John Karasinski Curtin University

Tim Kildea SA Water

David Knox Santos

Rainer Korte ElectraNet

Eloise Langford Aurecon

Paul Leadbeter University of Adelaide

Frank Leanez Energy Exemplar

Dr Richard Leaver Flinders University

Kerrynne Liddle Santos

Ian Little Envestra

Dr Adam Loch University of Adelaide

Professor John S. Lowe SMU Dedman School of Law

Associate Professor Iain MacGill University of New South Wales

Dr Steve Mackie Santos

Jon Marshallsay Australian Cultural Heritage Management

Karlene Maywald Government of South Australia

Deena McMullen Santos

Dr Stephanie McWhinnie University of Adelaide

Paul Menzies QC Wentworth Chambers

Dr Kieren Moffat CSIRO

Bradley Moggridge University of Canberra

Dr Gavin Mudd Monash University

Deena Mullen Santos

Nick Mumford Santos

Glenn Murray Santos

Dr Sasi Nayar South Australian Research and Development Institute

Jane Norman Santos

Craig Oakeshott The Australian Energy Regulator; Sinclair Knight Merz

Cheryl Ormond Santos

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Dr Declan Page CSIRO

Dr Alexandra Peralta University of Adelaide

Dr Tuan Phan Australian Government

Colin Pitman Walkerville City Council

Associate Professor Peter Pudney University of South Australia

Joe Ranford Terramin Australia

Damien Raspe Santos

Philip Roach The Bend Motorsport Park

Dr John Rolls University of South Australia

Trevor Rose Consultant; Santos

Dr Christof Ruhl BP

Professor Christof Ruhl ADIA

Dr Anibal Sabater Fulbright & Jaworski

Professor Wasim Saman University of South Australia

Patrick Say Rex Minerals

Dr David Shearman Doctors for the Environment Australia

Dr Samantha Smith Nautilus Minerals

Susie Smith Santos

Rod Smythe King & Wood Mallesons

Abigail Steed McDonald Steed McGrath Lawyers

Professor Paul Stevens Chatham House

Ian Stirling ElectraNet

Major Sumner Ngarrindjeri Elder

Nick Swain SA Water

Fred Tanner Government of South Australia

Michael Thorpe Commonwealth Bank

John Tsalapatis Arium

Marc Twining Rex Minerals

Lisa Twyford Clear Decisions

Murray Tyler BHP Billiton

Dr Katelijn Van Hende Aarhus University

Dr Eric van Sebille University of New South Wales

Carolyn Vigar Wallmans Lawyers

Mark Vincent ETSA Utilities

Dr Vlado Vivoda University of Queensland

David Warner DSWPET Pty Ltd

Dr Alexandra Wawryk University of Adelaide

Dr David Whaley University of South Australia

Peter Williams Marathon Resources

Ben Wolrige Corality

Reiner Wolterbeek Sundrop Farms

Dr Wai-Kin Wong ElectraNet

Tony Wood Grattan Institute

Simon Wooley Sources of Value

Dr Theodore Xu Santos

Professor Mike Young University of Adelaide

Jane Yuile ANZ

Dr Massimiliano Zanin University of South Australia

Dr Airong Zhang CSIRO

Dr Rocco Zito University of South Australia

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Message from the Director of TeachingThe Master of Science in Energy and Resources Management was a two-year programme designed to provide students with a rigorous and comprehensive knowledge of contemporary theory and practice in the sustainable management of energy and natural resources. The programme was a management focussed Master’s course that prepared students for management and senior executive roles by taking a industry focussed multidisciplinary approach.

The UCL Australia experience combined traditional classroom principles with practical field trips that enriched the student experience by providing operational context. South Australia provided the perfect case study for many of the issues tackled in the course because of a curious, seemingly paradoxical clash of abundance, risk and fragility of its own natural resources.

To provide the expected learning outcomes UCL Australia brought together a multidisciplinary research team to challenge assumptions, break down discipline barriers and address key interactions between energy and resource management, technology and policy. Initially providing eight modules for study by 2016 the number of options available had risen to 14:

• Energy Technology Perspectives

• Resources Development and Sustainable Management

• Economics of Energy, Resources

• Law of Energy and Resources

• Project management for Energy and Resources

• Macroeconomics and Sustainability

• International Policy and Geopolitics of Energy and Resources

• Energy Efficiency and Conservation

• Political Economy of Oil and Gas

• Financing Resource Projects

• Social Licensing

• Water Resources Management

• Nuclear Energy

• Big Data Analytics

Within these modules we made extensive use of guest lectures from UCL London and other Universities as well as industry leaders and experts to provide a broad, multi-perspective view of the issues under study. Students then got the opportunity to carry out industry relevant research projects, often hosted within, or in conjunction with, our industry partners. This strong connection between the teaching, research and industry issues meant that our students were truly engaged within the energy and resources community. This networking opportunity and a UCL qualification has resulted in many of our graduates securing good positions within the sector both locally and internationally. Personally, it has been very satisfying to see students from all over the world arrive at UCL Australia, many straight from an undergraduate qualification, and watch them develop and mature into future leaders within the energy and resources sector who UCL can be proud of.

From this perspective I am happy that we are able to take this model, with its growing network of experts, and apply it to the context of the ongoing MSc in Global Management of Natural Resources and the new Joint Masters in Sustainable Energy Systems commencing in 2018.

Dr Adrian James Director of Teaching

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PhD Research Graduates Class of 2016

CARMEN WOUTERSOptimal design and regulation of residential distributed energy systemsSupervisors Dr. Adrian James, UCL Australia and Professor. Eric S. Fraga, UCL

A word from Carmen

Being at UCL, I was able to do research in a truly international environment, and be part of the greater UCL campus with collaboration possibilities in London as well as in Australia.

I had the opportunity to work in a multidisciplinary environment at UCL Australia which sparked my interests beyond energy engineering. This helped me to understand the different ways of working in various disciplines and the importance to collaborate.

My favourite memory from my time at UCL Australia is that for nearly four years I was able to share an office with inspiring friends, making fun every day while going through a shared PhD experience.

I currently live and work in The Netherlands. I am employed with DNV GL – Energy as a consultant in the field of energy markets and policy development. PhD Research Candidates

Michael Bailey (2013– )

James Brown (2013–2015)

Desmond Chia (2010–2014)

Kenneth Dolan (2014– )

Nelson Enano (2013–2015)

Herbert Hasudungan (2012–2012)

Mariya Koleva (2013–2014)

Antony Lockyer (2015– )

Andrew Nance (2010– )

Holly Niner (2014– )

Sayara Saliyeva (2013–2015)

Andrew Tan (2015–2016)

Yunyang Wu (2013–2015)

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Class of 2017

Master of ScienceYareni Aguado Ramos

Michael Azevedo

Yihan Fu

James Alexander Hopkinson

Okjung Kang

Eunku Kang

Donghwan Kim

Svetlana Kotova

Jinbu Lee

Nathaniel Linder‑Patton

Suzanne Mathan

Callum James Murison

Hai Ha Nguyen

Gary William Ruth

Sarah Shalsi

Gil Yong Um

Sungpyo Wi

Graduate DiplomaJasmine A Richards

Benjamin Stuart Wells

Graduate CertificateFernando Jose Vincente Castillo Lilayu

Rowan John Mackay

Jacob John Potter

Class of 2016

Master of ScienceSteven Nicholas Bondio

Gwangjun Choi

Pedro Olavo Dos Santos Carvalho

Emma Mary Haddon

Aaron Matthew Haifley

Shu (Cecily) Jiang

Augusta Lane

Belen Elaine Leveroni Villafana

Nilofar Morgan

Peter James Palmato

Muhammad Ilham Pasha

Graduate DiplomaToby John Patterson

Graduate CertificateStephenie Hilda De Nichilo

Assem Sarieh Mohamed Maher Elessawy

Patrick John Joseph Greene

Jacob Anthony Jordans

James Paul Telford

David John Maxwell Turner


Attending UCL Australia helped me land the perfect job, which has put me on the career path I had hoped.

Steven Nicholas Bondio

The best part about being at UCL was studying with such a diverse cohort and being taught across such a wide range of courses.

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Class of 2015

Master of ScienceMohamad Shafiq Bin Adnan

Vincent Ashikordi

Gi‑Gon Jeon

Kyungho Kang

Toby Benjamin Brooks Kenward

Suntae Kim

Rae Choon Lee

Julio Alberto Lopez Peña

Sébastien Robert McClay

Adedayo Odunade

Andranik Petrosyan

Cristina Rocca

Suhng Tae Suh

Graduate DiplomaBuyu (Amy) Guo

Heath Shepherdson

Szabolcs Vágvölgyi

Helena Wu

Graduate CertificateMark Alan Buckland

David L Di Blasio

David Andrew Knights

Craig William Schulz

Class of 2014

Master of ScienceHerbert Abigaba

Matthew Armitage

Christopher Joel Bartley

Anna Budaghyan

Sergio Andrés Diaz Pizarro

Myoung Jae Kim

Tae Jin Kim

Sujin Lee

Ahmad Zuhairi Bin Muzakir

Hyun‑Jong Park

Iwan Setiyono Ko

Owen Elliot Sharpe

Ik Su Shin

Maxime Martin Eric Stefan Snick

William Francis Trott

Aishat Yergaliyeva

Graduate DiplomaGlen Rodney Spitty

Mark Anthony Stickells

Graduate CertificateBenjamin James Ali

Katherine Browning

Mark William Burgoyne

Rhys Gordon Davy

Fiona Ann Hancock

Simon Alexander Hasler

Melissa Jane Lovell

Ian Ngoc Luong

Tomas Radzevicius

Mohamad Ridhahikmat

Tina Rose Stewart

Eugene Tier

Christopher Colin Wilcox

I loved the international aspect of UCL and how it permeated everyone and everything! The obvious example is with the diverse background of the people at UCL, from the staff to the students. The course content is also very global and being taught by renowned international visiting academics was a real differentiator.

I developed as a person in my time at UCL. It taught me self-discipline and gave me confidence to take on new opportunities.

Owen Elliot Sharpe

Helena Wu

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Class of 2013

Master of ScienceJames Abbott

Matthew Bouraee

Joohong Huh

Rahman Mulya

Listya Mustafida

Lendyn Marcus Philip

Ira Savitri

Graduate DiplomaJulie‑Ann Simper

Kyoung Woo Kim

Graduate CertificateMark Butterworth

Tim Dean

Peter Dospisil

Brenton Emery

Phillip Gordge

Przemek Grobelski

Giuseppe Gugliotta

Andre Levey

Ying Luo

Damien Mavroudis

Barry Myers

Davide Rossi

Amy Seppelt

Melanie Toyer

The best part about being at UCL were the incredible people (professors, staff, students, industry contacts), scholarships, superb facilities, and location in the heart of beautiful South Australia.

Matthew Bouraee

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Class of 2012

Master of ScienceNtasha Berry

Nurul Chowdhury

James Fung Chern Foo

James Georg Ivory

J W Conrad Mulherin

Charles Ikenna Nweke

Eduardo Carlesso Senger

Kathryn Sara Siriram

Guma Wau Jr

Graduate DiplomaMichael Ronald Fielding

Class of 2011

Master of ScienceRobert Baker

Thomas Bain Butchart

Vladimir Chikovskiy

Joseph Doleschal‑Ridnell

Nicoleta Raluca Dorobantu

Klara Ildarovna Gadeeva

Rebecca Ogann Kiage

Matt R Lady

Jeremy Rudson

Graduate CertificateElisa Colak

Mark Rosser

David To

Graduate CertificateGregory Palavo Balavue

Karyn Biggs

John Leonard Carrick Chambers

Joanne Robyn Fox

Claire Elise Halsey

Randall Harvey

Cathleen Cynthia Lousberg

Artiom Moscaliov

Richard James Peasgood

Dean Powell

Gary Vernon Rorke

Bronwyn See

Philip Solomon

Carlos Guillermo Sorrenti

Stuart John Symons

Just like I’d been fascinated by working with the most intelligent and innovative minds in the oil and gas industry, UCL offered an opportunity to study alongside great minds and high achievers from across the world.


I wanted to advance my qualifications and further develop my knowledge of the energy and resources industry. The opportunity to attend UCL, a world leading university, along with the opportunity to learn from global experts was one I could not miss.

Robert Baker

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Prize Winners

Torrens Prize - awarded for academic achievement

Augusta Lane Torrens Prize 2016

Toby Benjamin Brooks Kenward Torrens Prize 2015

Christopher Joel Bartley Torrens Prize 2014

Lendyn Marcus Philip Torrens Prize 2013

Ntasha Berry Torrens Prize 2012

Jeremy Rudston Torrens Prize 2011

Grote Medal – awarded to the student who best exemplifies UCL values

Steven Nicholas Bondio Grote Medal 2016

Sébastien Robert McClay Grote Medal 2015

Owen Sharpe Grote Medal 2014

Listya Mustafida Grote Medal 2013

J W Conrad Mulherin Grote Medal 2012

Robert Baker Grote Medal 2011

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Scholarships

Santos Scholars

Matthew Armitage

Vincent Ashikordi

Gregory Palavo Balavue

Christopher Joel Bartley

Ntasha Berry

Steven Nicholas Bondio

Matthew Bouraee

Anna Budaghyan

Thomas Bain Butchart

Vladimir Chikovskiy

Nurul Chowdhury

Joseph Doleschal‑Ridnell

Nicoleta Raluca Dorobantu

Klara Ildarovna Gadeeva

Emma Mary Haddon


Toby Benjamin Brooks Kenward

Rebecca Ogann Kiage

Iwan Setiyono Ko

Svetlana Kotova

Matt R Lady

Augusta Lane

Suzanne Mathan

Andrew Nance

Hai Ha Nguyen


Toby John Patterson

Lendyn Marcus Philip

Jasmine A Richards

Cristina Rocca

Szabolcs Vágvölgyi

Guma Wau Jr

Benjamin Stuart Wells

BHP Scholars

James Brown


Mariya Koleva

Antony Lockyer

Holly Niner

Sayara Saliyeva

Andrew Tan


Richard Wilson

Carmen Wouters

Yunyang Wu

Aishat Yergaliyeva

Santos Taegeuk Scholars

Gwangjun Choi

Gi‑Gon Jeon

Eunku Kang

Kyungho Kang

Okjung Kang

Donghwan Kim

Kyoung Woo Kim

Myoung Jae Kim

Suntae Kim

Tae Jin Kim

Jinbu Lee

Rae Choon Lee

Sujin Lee

Hyun‑Jong Park

Ik Su Shin

Suhng Tae Suh

Gil Yong Um

Sungpyo Wi

Australian Awards Scholars

Herbert Abigaba

Nelson Enano

Belen Elaine Leveroni Villafana

Julio Alberto Lopez Peña

Listya Mustafida

Muhammad Ilham Pasha

Kathryn Sara Siriram

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UCL Australia Student Map

Student countries

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The Next PhaseIn 2015 the Faculty of Engineering Sciences (FES) at UCL and the University of South Australia (UniSA) signed an agreement committing to work together to develop teaching and research in South Australia in fields that include minerals processing, advanced manufacturing, sustainable future energy production and protection, and care of the environment. The agreement, signed at joint events in Adelaide and London, signalled a program of future collaboration between UniSA’s Future Industries Institute (FII) and the FES. The partnership emphasised UCL’s ongoing commitment to sustaining its engagement with South Australia, albeit in a different format.

Since then, staff from UCL Australia, FES and the FII have begun to collaborate frequently across research and teaching and a range of activities have initiated as part of the developing partnership. For example, UCL Australia has facilitated research workshops in Adelaide and London involving FES and UniSA researchers, a joint research application has recently been submitted to the Australian Research Council and three Santos/UCL/UniSA Women in Engineering Research Fellowships have just been appointed. Adjunct appointments have been made for key staff from both institutions and representatives from each university have been invited onto selection panels for the recruitment of senior staff for the other institution.

New teaching programmes have begun, including the MSc in Global Management of Natural Resources Management, which sees students take the first two terms of their course in London, then travel to Adelaide for April – Sept, taking a UCL Australia module (Social Licensing) here, a field trip to a mine and then doing their major research project with researchers from the FII and other areas from across UniSA. The first intake saw 11 students in Adelaide in 2017, with 20 students coming to Adelaide in the next cohort in 2018. Additionally, two new cross-hemisphere MSc run between UCL and UniSA are also planned to start next year – one in Sustainable Energy Systems Management and another in Data Science.

And from December 2017, the academic staff from UCL Australia (Craig Styan, Ady James and Adeline Tubb) and research staff and PhD students associated with their groups will relocate to space in the FII and Engineering at UniSA. Embedded as a UCL group, we will work closely with UniSA colleagues to build on the foundations developed at UCL Australia and to access the new opportunities that the FES-UniSA partnership provides. For example, links developed with Mullard Space Science Lab will expand and take on new opportunities – Ady James was recently appointed co-director of the Southern Hemisphere Space Studies Program which is hosted at UniSA in collaboration with the International Space University.

The closure of UCL Australia as a stand-alone department concludes the first, successful phase of UCL’s engagement in South Australia. We invite our alumni, industry partners and other friends to join with us and our colleagues at UniSA as we take on the many exciting opportunities that will develop in our next phase of the FES-UniSA partnership.

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UCL Australia

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Documents

UCL AUSTRALIA REPORT€¦ · Contents Introduction 4 Note from Acting Head of Department 5 A (Brief) History of UCL Australia 6 UCL Australia Advisory Board Members 8 UCL Australia