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Wave energy research at NUI Maynooth began with the arrival of Micheál Ó Catháin, who became the group’s first research student with a self-proposed project on modelling and control of the McCabe Wave Pump (MWP). Micheál was co-author on our first successful funding proposal in the wave energy area and developed important links with other wave energy researchers and groups, including Prof. Johannes Falnes at NTNU, Norway and Prof. Mike McCormick at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis. Micheál and his contemporary, Gary Nolan, were the first research students to graduate from the group. The arrival of Dr. Jean Christophe Gilloteaux in 2005 brought some much needed fundamental expertise in hydrodynamic modelling and he made an important contribution and spawned some new research directions over the 2005-2010 period, as well as organising the first NUI Maynooth Wave Energy Workshop in 2009, in conjunction with Ecole Centrale de Nantes and the French Embassy. The COER designation was adopted by the group in 2010.

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2022

N. Faedo, Mosquera; Puleston, P. F.

Preliminary experimental assessment of second-order sliding mode control for wave energy conversion systems (Inproceedings)

In: ANZCC, 2022.

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M. Rosati, Henriques; Ringwood, J. V.

Oscillating-water-column wave energy converters: A critical review of numerical modelling and control (Journal Article)

In: Energy Conversion and Management-X, 2022.

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Said, H. A.; Ringwood, J. V.

Low-voltage ride-through capability enhancement of a grid-connected wave energy conversion system (Inproceedings)

In: RENEW, 2022.

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