Coastal & Marine Energy Engineer

Engineering the coast.
Exploring marine potential.

Yusuf RadadYusuf R. Almalki, PhD

I work across coastal engineering, marine energy, and hydrodynamics, using experiments, numerical modelling, and data to understand complex marine systems and support better engineering decisions.

Yusuf Radad in a hydrodynamics laboratory
Research at the water’s edge
Coastal engineeringMarine energyExperiments & modelling

Research themes

Connected by the coast.

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Experimental hydrodynamics

Understanding wave-energy systems through laboratory measurements, numerical modelling and uncertainty analysis.

Selected publications

Work in the literature.

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  1. 2026
  2. 2026

    Applied Ocean Research / Journal article

    Effects of OWC geometry on total energy efficiency and turbulent dissipation ↗

    Y.R. Almalki, I. Karmpadakis

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  3. 2025

Selected projects

From observation to understanding.

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Industry & collaboration

Research grounded in
engineering questions.

From hydrodynamic modelling to coastal resource screening, my work brings experimental evidence and data analysis to marine-energy challenges.

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Waves being observed in a laboratory wave flume
Physical experiments. A closer look at coastal processes.Thomas Angus, Imperial College London

About Yusuf

Physical curiosity.<br />An engineering perspective.

My work connects physical experiments, numerical modelling and geospatial analysis. I focus on oscillating water column wave-energy systems, coastal hydrodynamics and marine resource assessment.

Alongside research, my teaching spans fluid mechanics, wave mechanics and coastal engineering.

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