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  Student name: Paul Gray

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  Other supervisor: Dr Paul Holland

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  Student name: David Moody

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  Other supervisor: Dr Timothy Davies

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  Student name: Stephen Batcup

  PhD

  Other supervisor: Dr Paul Holland

• Abnormal operation and control of distributed generation (current)

  Student name: Eric Wen

  PhD

  Other supervisor: Dr Meghdad Fazeli

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  Student name: John Macaulay

  PhD

  Other supervisor: Dr Karol Kalna

  Other supervisor: Dr Zhongfu Zhou

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  PhD

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