Wave energy & coastal structures
Exploring how coastal structures can provide shore protection and capture energy from waves.
Coastal & Marine Energy Engineer
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.

Research themes
Exploring how coastal structures can provide shore protection and capture energy from waves.
Understanding wave-energy systems through laboratory measurements, numerical modelling and uncertainty analysis.
Bringing met-ocean datasets and geospatial analysis together to assess marine energy resources.
Selected publications
Volume 170 · Article 105026
DOI: 10.1016/j.apor.2026.105026Selected projects
Physical modelling
Investigation of oscillating water column devices integrated with pile-supported breakwaters.
Explore projectImage-based measurement
Experimental methods, numerical modelling and uncertainty analysis for oscillating water columns.
Explore projectMet-ocean datasets
Met-ocean and geospatial analysis for coastal resource and site screening.
Explore projectIndustry & collaboration
From hydrodynamic modelling to coastal resource screening, my work brings experimental evidence and data analysis to marine-energy challenges.
Explore capabilitiesLatest writing
Solving the Navier–Stokes equations for engineering, the Millennium Prize problem, and the implications of the claimed AI-assisted proof.

About Yusuf
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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