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Concept visualisation of a smooth airfoil with a wide turbulent wake above a dimpled airfoil with a narrower wake. P01
MSc thesis · DTU & TU Delft2025–2026

Airfoil flow control using adaptive surface roughness

An MSc thesis on dimpled airfoils, combining wind tunnel campaigns at DTU and TU Delft, PIV, RANS and LES to map how dimple depth and placement change lift, drag and separation, and a pneumatic prototype whose dimple depth can be adjusted on demand.

  • Aerodynamics
  • Experiments
  • Mechanical
Case study
The red DTU RoadRunners EcoCar, number 501, driving on the track at the Shell Eco-marathon. P03
Course project · DTU RoadRunners EcoCar · Team2023–2026

ICE tuning and optimisation for
DTU RoadRunners EcoCar

Testing and tuning of the Legacy single-cylinder engine for the DTU RoadRunners EcoCar, through engine and chassis dynamometer testing, ECU calibration of injection and ignition, and competition preparation for the Shell Eco-marathon.

  • Mechanical
  • Experiments
  • Electronics
Case study
A festival crowd at night in green light, with the mobile PA playing and string lights overhead. P15
Personal build2015–present

Solar-powered mobile PA system

A progression of self-built sound systems, from a portable Boominator and Halfinator to two CUBO 15 subwoofers and a complete solar-powered mobile PA with amplification, DSP, battery power and lighting, in use at festivals since 2017.

  • Mechanical
  • Electronics
  • Energy
Case study
CAD render of the battery bank, two aluminium frames each holding three battery modules, with blue cooling plates between the modules. P04
Course project · DTU RoadRunners Solar Car2023–2024

Battery frame and cooling for
DTU RoadRunners Solar Car

A welded aluminium battery frame for the DTU RoadRunners solar car, designed to hold six battery modules with their cooling plates, to survive the 20 G crash load required by the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, and to keep the centre of gravity low.

  • Mechanical
  • Energy
Case study
Two CAD views side by side. On the left, the front of the solar car with the small side-view mirror on its 0° arm near the A-pillar. On the right, the mirror housing with a translucent middle section showing the camera and lens inside. P02
BSc project · DTU RoadRunners Solar Car2024

Aerodynamic side mirrors for
DTU RoadRunners Solar Car

A camera-based side-view mirror for the DTU RoadRunners solar car, designed for minimum drag while meeting the UNECE regulations for road-legal vehicles: NACA profile study in CFD, two wind tunnel campaigns with 3D-printed and pressure-tapped models, and a working 3D-printed prototype.

  • Aerodynamics
  • Mechanical
  • Experiments
Case study
Eight airfoil profiles used along the blade, from two cylindrical root sections through five DU airfoils of decreasing thickness to the NACA 64-618 tip section. P06
Course projects · Wind turbine design · Team2025

Wind turbine design and aeroservoelastics

The complete design of a 3.5 MW onshore wind turbine, from cost-optimised rotor sizing to control and certification loads, and an individual aeroservoelastic redesign of the DTU 10 MW reference turbine in HAWC2 to cut tower and blade loads.

  • Aerodynamics
  • Mechanical
  • Energy
Case study
The motor test stand, with a Torqstar motor and a Bioboard motor mounted on aluminium plates on either side of a machined aluminium shield cylinder. P05
Special course · DTU RoadRunners Solar Car2024

Motor selection and testing for
DTU RoadRunners Solar Car

Selection of the drive motors for the DTU RoadRunners solar car: power and acceleration modelling in Python, a dual-motor configuration, a CNC-machined motor test stand, and virtual dyno efficiency maps of the candidate motors.

  • Mechanical
  • Energy
  • Modelling
Case study
Velocity magnitude around a half cylinder from the DDES simulation, with an unsteady, wavy wake trailing downstream. P08
Course project · Turbulence modelling · Team2024

Turbulence modelling and numerical solvers

A self-written mixing-length solver for turbulent channel flow, validated against DNS, and OpenFOAM simulations of flow past a cylinder with k–ε, k–ω SST and DDES, including a 12-mesh sensitivity study.

  • Aerodynamics
  • Modelling
Case study
Three polar plots of the axial loading over the rotor disk at yaw angles of 0, 15 and 25 degrees, coloured from purple at the root to yellow at the tip. P09
Course projects · Rotor aerodynamics · Team2024–2025

BEM and lifting-line solvers

Blade Element Momentum and lifting-line codes for a wind turbine rotor, built from the ground up: tip and root loss corrections, yawed inflow, a frozen vortex wake solved with the Biot–Savart law, and convergence studies comparing the two methods.

  • Aerodynamics
  • Modelling
  • Energy
Case study
WAsP colour map of capacity factor around Langeland and Omø, with the 27 turbines of the final layout drawn as two curved rows in the water. P07
Course project · Wind farm planning · Team2025

Planning a near-shore wind farm at Omø

A feasibility study for a 216 MW near-shore wind farm south of Omø: wind resource assessment, layout and IEC site assessment in WAsP and WAT, energy yield with losses and uncertainties, grid connection and economics.

  • Energy
  • Modelling
Case study
Side view of the PACE device in operation, with the argon plasma glowing pink inside the quartz tube between the magnetic field coils. P11
Project Course · Plasma diagnostics · Team2023

Measuring plasma density with microwaves

A non-invasive microwave transmission experiment on DTU's PACE plasma device: two horn antennas send microwaves through a magnetised argon plasma, and the frequency at which the waves stop getting through gives the electron density, estimated at about 10¹⁶ m⁻³.

  • Experiments
  • Modelling
Case study
Scatter plot of all tumour samples projected onto the first two principal components, with benign samples in blue and malignant in orange. P12
Course project · Machine learning · Team2023

Classifying breast tumours with machine learning

Exploration, regression and classification of the Wisconsin Breast Cancer dataset, comparing a neural network, regularised linear and logistic regression and a baseline through two-level cross-validation and statistical tests. The neural network classified tumours as benign or malignant with 97.4% average test accuracy.

  • Modelling
Case study
First page of the project report, "Implementing a neural network from scratch with NumPy and JAX", DTU course 02456, autumn 2025. P13
Course project · Deep learning · Team2025

Neural networks in NumPy & JAX

A fully connected neural network written from scratch in NumPy, ported to JAX for up to 4.2× faster training, and tuned through hyperparameter sweeps to 86.86% test accuracy on the 47-class EMNIST Balanced dataset.

  • Modelling
Case study
Airfoil section with a trailing-edge flap, showing heave, pitch and flap degrees of freedom restrained by springs. P14
Course assignment · Aeroelasticity2025

Aeroelastic modelling & flutter prediction

An individual model of a three-degree-of-freedom airfoil section with a control surface, built from first principles in Python to predict divergence, control reversal and flutter. The predicted flutter speed agrees with a NASA reference to within 1%.

  • Aerodynamics
  • Mechanical
  • Modelling
Case study
Personal · Creative technology2017–2021

Studio and recording-booth construction, equipment integration, mixing and mastering, alongside music releases with more than three million streams.

  • Mechanical
  • Electronics
P16 / PROJECT OVERVIEW

Personal · Creative technology · 2017–2021

Studio construction & audio production

Studio and recording-booth construction, equipment integration, mixing and mastering, alongside music releases with more than three million streams.

Building the environment and producing the sound

This work combined participation in building a studio and recording booth in 2019 with several years of music production, mixing and mastering, approximately 2017–2021.

Practical scope

Activities included construction, equipment setup, audio signal processing and practical acoustic considerations.

The music reached more than three million streams and was played on Danish radio, including DR/P3. The studio and production work provide another connection between technical construction, signal processing and a finished creative output.

Audio productionDSPMixing & masteringStudio construction