Register your interest in the Supergen ORE Hub Masterclasses

Invitation to pre-register interest for Supergen ORE Hub Masterclasses

The Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Hub are running a number of highly-specialised masterclasses from across our core partners, designed by world-leading researchers on topics across ORE. The 1 or 2-day masterclasses are tailored for those developing their careers within the ORE industry as well as academia and will provide access to some of the UK's most innovative ORE testing facilities and assets.

Starting in spring 2024, this is a unique opportunity to enrol in training for innovative practices, techniques and solutions from those working at the forefront of ORE research.

Please register your interest to receive the full course details as they become available.

Once registered you should receive an email confirming your interest. Any further enquiries email the Supergen ORE Hub team: supergenorehub@plymouth.ac.uk

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Registration for Masterclasses scheduled for late-2025 and beyond, is not yet open. However, you can register your interest and we'll email you as soon as the dates are released. Please confirm you are happy to receive this information by email by selecting one or more of the options below.

All future MasterclassesOffshore Structural Integrity, Spring 2025Virtual Prototyping of Offshore Renewable Energy Technologies, Spring 2025Economic & Policy Analysis for Offshore Renewables, January 2025Optimising Offshore Renewable Energy Array Design & Locations for Safety, Fisheries Colocation and Environmental Aspects, June 2025Advanced Experimental Fluid Mechanics for Offshore Renewable Energy, Spring 2026Sensing for Offshore Renewable Energy Structures, Spring 2026