Setting essays, reading list, marking essays and lecturing MPhil students on the graduate course “System Dynamics for Policy and Management”, Cambrdige Judge Business School, University of Cambridge (during Michaelmas or Lent term)
Setting essays, reading list and lecturing MPhil and PhD students on the graduate course “Game Theory for Social Scientists”, Social Sciences Research Methods Centre, University of Cambridge (during Easter Break)
Supervision of four MPhil Theses in Energy Technologies (Cambridge University Engineering Department) on topics related to Electricity Market Modelling
Co-Supervision of a PhD Student from Lappeenranta University of Technology (Finland). PhD Chapter on: “Cost-Benefit Analyses of Russia’s Eastern Gas Export Strategy”
Co-supervision of PhD Student Visitor from Beijing Institute of Technology. PhD Chapters (two) on: (i) “Modelling the effects of NIMBY on public perceptions towards CCS technology”, (ii) “Modelling the potential of gas in Chinese electricity generation sector with particular focus on coal power plant efficiencies and carbon pricing”
Co-supervision of a PhD Student Visitor from Otto Beisheim School of Management. PhD Chapter on: “Capacity market design options: A capacity expansion model and a GB case study”
Supervision of an MPhil student in Energy Technologies, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge. MPhil Thesis: “On the interaction between gas and electricity balancing and the growing share of wind”
Marking essays for “Microeconomics” course for MBA students at the Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.
“International Business Economics”: Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. Marking essays and leading discussions with groups of 5 undergraduate students for the courses ‘International Business Economics’
“Strategic Valuation: Uncertainty and Real Options in System Design”: Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. Helping groups of 2-5 MPhil students for their final course works
Teaching Assistant in MPhil Technology Policy courses, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge