PhD Candidate and Researcher at Cranfield University working in the field of renewable energy and energy harvesting. The focus of my research has been the deployment of green hydrogen generation and associated electronics to make the process more efficient. Other projects I am involved in have been focused around creating solar devices for cooking and DC electricity production for off grid communities, with another objective of decreasing the use of fossils fuels that have been linked to poor health scare availability.

Dr Jerry Luo is a Senior Lecturer in Energy Storage and Harvesting at Cranfield University. His current research focuses on: (i) Renewable energy; (ii) Energy harvesting. He has expertise in energy harvesting technologies (piezoelectric and thermoelectric), functional materials development and characterisations, and renewable energies. He completed his PhD at the University of New South Wales (Australia), and has worked in universities in Australia, Germany, UK, and joined Cranfield in 2016. He has been the principal investigator and Co-Investigator of various projects including Innovate UK projects, EPSRC ICASE project collaborated with BAE Systems, EPSRC Researcher in Residence, and a number of industrial funded projects. He was also the awardee of the Innovate UK ICURe award.