Dr Fiona J Beck
School of Engineering
ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics
Dr Fiona J Beck is a Senior Research Fellow at the ANU School of Engineering.
Dr Beck leads a research group developing technologies for renewable energy and solar fuel applications. She is also convener of the Hydrogen Fuels Project in the ANU zero-carbon energy for the Asia-Pacific Grand Challenge.
She has a background in applied physics and engineering, and has previously held prestigious international fellowships including a Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA 2018) from the ARC, and a Marie Curie Fellowship from the European Union (2012). She joined ANU as a Future Engineering Research Leader (FERL) Fellow in 2015.
Dr Beck’s research interests include technologies for solar energy, renewable fuels, and the wider transdisciplinary challenge of decarbonising the energy sector.
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