Marilena Greco
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Scientific Interests
Marine Hydrodynamics. Theoretical
and Computational Fluid Dynamics. Nonlinear Free Surface and Multiphase Flows.
Free-surface Wave propagation. Seakeeping of Vessels and Offshore Structures.
Water on deck. Slamming. Fluid-Structure Interactions. Hydroelasticity. Vessel
Dynamic Instabilities. Offshore Aquaculture. Offshore Renewable Energy.
Bio-inspired concepts for marine applications.
Present Positions
January 2023-: Research Manager (I professional level - Dirigente
di Ricerca).
CNR-INM, National Research Council – Institute of Marine Engineering,
Rome, Italy. The position is part-time. Scientific
area (SSD): Area 09 “Ingegneria industriale e dell'informazione”; 09/A1 –
“Ingegneria aeronautica, aerospaziale e navale”.
January 2010-: Full Professor of
Marine Hydrodynamics.
Marine Technology Department (IMT), Faculty of Engineering Science and
Technology, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway. Position funded for the first five years
by Det Norske Veritas (DNV) to continue Professor Faltinsen’s
research and teaching activity. NTNU-IMT has a very high world rank in the
Academic Ranking of World Universities in Marine/Ocean Engineering field (http://www.shanghairanking.com/Shanghairanking-Subject-Rankings/marine-ocean-engineering.html ).
Employment
History
January 2013-June 2023: Key Scientist
in Marine Hydrodynamics.
Norwegian Centre of Excellence NTNU AMOS - Centre for Autonomous Marine
Operations and Systems, Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology,
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim, Norway.
January 2011-December
2022: Senior Researcher (II level - I Researcher).
CNR-INM, National Research Council – Institute of Marine Engineering,
Rome, Italy. The position is part-time. Scientific
area (SSD): Area 09 “Ingegneria industriale e dell'informazione”; 09/A1 –
“Ingegneria aeronautica, aerospaziale e navale”.
January 2009-December
2010: Senior Researcher (II level - I Researcher).
INSEAN, The Italian Ship Model Basin, Rome, Italy. The position implied
the responsibility of advising other researcher’s activities and work at
management level. It was part-time since January 2010.
February 2008-January 2010: Adjunct Professor (Professor II).
Marine Technology Department (IMT), Faculty of Engineering
Science and Technology, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway. The Norwegian Centre of
Excellence on Ships and Ocean Structures (CeSOS),
Trondheim, Norway, funded the position with specialty on Computational Marine
Hydrodynamics. The Centre proposed this position directly to M. Greco but she
had to fulfil the NTNU requirements, which involve her examination by a
technical and by a pedagogical committee.
January 2003-December 2012: Affiliated and Visiting Scientist.
Centre of Excellence CeSOS,
NTNU, Trondheim, Norway. Six-month period for every year.
November 1999-December 2008: Permanent Researcher.
Dept. of Seakeeping and Manoeuvring, INSEAN, The
Italian Ship Model Basin, Rome, Italy.
January 1998-November 2001: Doctoral
Candidate in Marine Hydrodynamics.
Faculty of Marine Technology, NTNU, Norway. Main
supervisor: Prof. Odd Magnus Faltinsen.
April 1997-August 1999:
Temporary-contract Researcher, as expert in numerical methods.
Dept. of Seakeeping and Manoeuvring, INSEAN, The
Italian Ship Model Basin, Rome, Italy.
Education and Pedagogical-Development
Record
November 2024: NTNU’s PhD-supervisor
seminar.
Two-day seminar aimed to contribute to the development
of competence as PhD supervisor, by reflecting on the different roles of the
supervisor.
University NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
January 2013-November 2013: PEDUP - Educational development program, qualification.
PEDUP aims to enhance pedagogical skills of permanent
scientific employees at the University NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
September 2001: Doctor of Philosophy
in Marine Hydrodynamics.
Thesis: A two-dimensional Study of Green-Water Loading
(MTA-Rapport 2001-146). Main supervisor Professor Odd M. Faltinsen. Courses taken during the Ph.D.: seven
exams dealing with theoretical, numerical and experimental analyses involving
free-surface flows and wave-body interactions, both in the marine field. Faculty of
Marine Technology, NTNU, Trondheim Norway.
February 1997: Master degree in
Aeronautical Engineering. Grade: 110/110 with honour.
Thesis in numerical fluid dynamics: Hydrodynamic loads
and wave generation during the motion of marine vehicles. Main supervisor Prof.
Giorgio Graziani. The thesis work was carried out at INSEAN, under the
supervision of Dr. Maurizio Landrini.
University of Rome “La Sapienza”.
Outline of Scientific Contributions
Her research activities have mainly concerned theoretical, numerical,
and experimental studies on problems involving sea-body interactions. Some of
her supervised and/or collaborative research contributions are on fish and
fish-like hydrodynamics; bio-inspired studies for underwater vehicles;
behaviour at sea of marine net-based/semi-closed and closed fish farms; damaged
ship sections at sea; hydrodynamic-load model within a novel analytical
hydro-plastic strategy in extreme water slamming; local analytical solutions
for water-structure impact and their coupling with global analyses of
liquid-structure interactions; water-on-deck scenarios relevant for FPSO
platforms in waves and a weakly nonlinear seakeeping solver to study
interactions of offshore structures for oil & gas and renewable energy, as
well as slowly advancing ships, with steep waves; development of advanced,
accurate and efficient solvers for wave propagation and wave-body interactions
in scenarios dominated by potential-flow effects and of advanced numerical
methods, as well as hybrid solution strategies, coupling different solvers
(potential-flow and Navier-Stokes solvers, solvers for incompressible and
compressible flows, for multi-phase (including gas-cavity splitting/merging
phenomena) and free-surface flows) for accurate and efficient solutions.
Just to mention some of her research contributions:
·
She identified
occurrence and features of water-on-deck scenarios relevant for FPSO platforms
in waves.
·
She developed local
analytical solutions for water-structure impact and coupled them with global
analyses of liquid-structure interactions. In this context, she proposed
intrinsic and iterative approaches to assess relevance of hydroelasticity. The
applications were offshore structures for oil and gas and renewable-energy
applications, and very large floating airports.
·
She developed (within
a research team) a weakly nonlinear seakeeping solver to study interactions of
offshore structures for oil and gas and renewable-energy applications, as well
as slowly advancing ships, with steep waves. With this method, among others,
occurrence and mutual influence of water on deck and parametric resonance
events were analysed and relevant scaling laws were identified.
·
She developed (within
a research team) advanced numerical hybrid solution strategies, coupling
different solvers (potential-flow solvers, Navier-Stokes solvers, for
incompressible and compressible flows, for multi-phase and free-surface flows)
for accurate and efficient solutions. This includes dynamic domain
decompositions algorithms. Such strategies were applied to investigate large
amplitude body motions in free-surface waves, underwater explosions interacting
with marine structures, steady inflow interacting with blunt bodies.
·
She developed (within
a research team) the hydrodynamic-load model within a novel analytical strategy
coupling the hydrodynamic forces and the plastic response of rectangular beams
and one-way stiffened panels subjected to extreme water slamming. The proposed
analytical model does not require, as input, the challenging estimation of
pressure history but only the initial impact velocity and can be useful in
guiding rules and standards for the design of ships and offshore structures
against extreme slamming loads.
Career Profile
A. Management and
Participation in Research Projects
Management
2025-: NTNU secretariat
of the Joint Research Centre on Marine Technology between School of Ocean and
Civil Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SOCE, SJTU) of China and
Department of Marine Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
(DMT, NTNU) of Norway.
2019-2023: Work-Package
responsible for the Research Project AROS - Autonomous Robots for Ocean
Sustainability, with leader Professor Kristin Pettersen.
2019-2023: Operative-Unit responsible
for CNR-INM in the Research Project Sistema-Tema 1.8: Energia
Elettrica dal Mare.
2019-2023: Work-Package
responsible for the Research Project SLADE KBN - Fundamental investigations of
violent wave actions and impact response, with leader SINTEF Ocean.
2013-2023: Key scientist for the
Norwegian Centre of Excellence (CoE) Centre for
Autonomous Marine Operations and Systems, NTNU AMOS
(https://www.ntnu.edu/amos/key-scientists).
2013-2022: Project Manager for
the Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the
Research Umbrella “Hydrodynamic Challenges in Achieving Autonomous Marine
Operations and Systems” split in 10 Annual Projects ranging from Phase I to
Phase X.
2013-2017: Project Manager for the
Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the Research
Project No. 50053200 - Intelligent offshore aquaculture structures (Project 2
of NTNU AMOS – Phase 1).
2003-2007: Project Manager for
INSEAN of the Research Project EUCLID CEPA 10 RTP 10.17 Submarine Motions in
Confined Waters, four-year contract EDA B0046 (ex EUCLID
RTP10.17).
Participation
2019-: Operative-Unit responsible for
the Research Project Sistema-Tema 1.8: Energia Elettrica dal Mare.
2018-2023: Participant for the
Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the Research
Project No. 90226210 - Marine Robotic platforms (Project 2 of NTNU AMOS – Phase
2, https://www.ntnu.edu/amos/amos-project-2).
2018-2023: Participant for the
Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the Research
Project No. 90226310 - Risk Management and maximized operability of ships and
ocean structures (Project 3 of NTNU AMOS – Phase 2,
https://www.ntnu.edu/amos/amos-project-3).
2013-2017: Participant for the
Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the Research
Project No. 50053100 - Optimization and Fault-tolerant Control of Offshore
Renewable Energy Systems (Project 1 of NTNU AMOS – Phase 1).
2013-2017: Participant for the
Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the Research
Project No. 50053600 - Energy management and propulsion for greener operations
of ships and offshore structures (Project 6 of NTNU AMOS – Phase 1).
2013-2017: Participant for the
Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the Research
Project No. 50053700 - Autonomous marine operations in extreme seas, violent
water-structure interactions, deep waters and Arctic (Project 7 of NTNU AMOS –
Phase 1).
2013-2017: Participant for the
Centre of Excellence (CoE) NTNU AMOS of the Research
Project No. 50053800 - Consequences of accidental and abnormal events on ships
and offshore structures (Project 8 of NTNU AMOS – Phase 1).
2012-2016: Participant for
INSEAN to the Project RITMARE flagship project.
2008-2012: Participant for
INSEAN to the 5-year Research Project Violent Water-Vessel Interactions and
Related Structural Loads.
2007-2009: Participant for INSEAN
to the PROGRAMMA DI RICERCA INSEAN 2007-2009 within the operative unit, area
3.0 “Sea-keeping e Manovrabilità”.
2006-2007: Participant for
INSEAN to the PROGRAMMA DI RICERCA INSEAN LUGLIO 2006-DICEMBRE 2007 within the
operative unit, area 3.0 “Sea-keeping e Manovrabilità”.
2006-2009: Participant
for INSEAN to the Project 6DOF-RANSE RP-Phase II
Sviluppo di codici di calcolo per la previsione del comportamento delle navi
con mare mosso.
2006-2008: Participant for INSEAN to the PROGRAMMA RICERCA
SULLA SICUREZZA 2006-2008.
2003-2007: Participant for
INSEAN to the Research Project Green Water Events and Related Structural Loads.
2003-2005: Participant for INSEAN to the PROGRAMMA RICERCA
SULLA SICUREZZA PER IL TRIENNIO 2003-2005.
2001-2004: Participant
for INSEAN to the Project 6DOF-RANSE RP Sviluppo di un codice di calcolo per la
previsione del comportamento delle navi in condizione di mare grosso.
2000-2002: Participant for INSEAN to the PROGRAMMA DI
RICERCA INSEAN 2000-2002 within the operative unit, area 3.0 “Dinamica dei Veicoli Marini”.
1998-1999: Participant for INSEAN to the PROGRAMMA DI
RICERCA INSEAN 1997-1999 within the operative unit, area 3.0 “Sicurezza delle Navi e della Navigazione”.
B. Teaching and
Lecturer Activities
2014–: Responsible and co-lecturer of the PhD
course MR8300 “Hydrodynamic Aspects of Marine Structures I” at the Dept. of Marine Technology, Univ.
NTNU.
Course content in brief:
Source and dipole methods applied to hydrodynamic problems for marine
structures. Effect of waves and current. Conventional ships and high-speed
vessels in calm water and waves. Sloshing. Nonlinear hydrodynamic loads on
marine structures. CFD methods. Slamming. Whipping. Wave drift loads in
irregular sea. Sum-frequency effects. Ringing.
(https://www.ntnu.edu/studies/courses/MR8300).
2011–: Contributing lecturer, and responsible
since 2017, of the MSc course TMR4217 “Hydrodynamics of high-speed marine
vehicles” ” at the Dept. of Marine Technology, Univ.
NTNU.
Course content in
brief: The course considers the three main categories of high-speed vessels,
i.e. hull-supported, air-cushion supported and foil supported vessels.
Hull-supported vessels are semi-displacement and planing
vessels. All hydrodynamic aspects are discussed: resistance, trim, wash,
propulsion, seakeeping, hydrodynamic stability and maneuvering.
Links to automatic control and structural mechanics are emphasized.
(https://www.ntnu.edu/studies/courses/TMR4217)
2010–: Responsible and lecturer of the MSc
course TMR4215 “Sea Loads” at the Dept. of Marine Technology, Univ. NTNU.
Course content in
brief: Basic equations and linearization. Regular and irregular waves. Wind.
Current. Radiation and diffraction problems. Excitation loads. Added-mass and
damping: physical meaning, strip-theory. Methods to estimate cross-sectional
added mass and damping. Restoring loads. Response in regular waves and
irregular sea states. Minimization of heave, pitch and roll ship motion.
Second-order effects: mean values, difference and sum-frequency effects. Mean
wave induced loads from direct pressure integration and conservation of fluid
momentum. Drift loads from body capability in generating waves. Maruo’s formula. Conservation of fluid momentum.
Direct-pressure integration versus conservation of fluid momentum. Added
resistance in waves. Viscous effects on mean wave forces. Slow drift motions.
Slow drift motions in irregular waves. Wave-drift damping. Eddy-making damping:
equivalent linearization. Slowly varying oscillations due to wind. Slow-drift
models. Sum-frequency effects. Current
and wind loads. Boundary-layer. Wake. Current loads on offshore structures.
Wind loads. Vortex-induced resonance oscillations. Galloping. Viscous wave
loads and damping. Stationkeeping. Slamming. Water
entry. Water exit.
(https://www.ntnu.edu/studies/courses/TMR4215)
March 2010: Invited lecturer on “Domain-Decomposition
Strategies for Marine Applications” at Det Norske Veritas (DNV) of Oslo and for
PhD students at the Dept. of Mathematics of the University of Oslo.
Academic years 2004-2009: Within the
PhD course “Hydrodynamic Aspects of
Marine Structures I” at the Dept. of Marine Technology of Univ. NTNU, M. Greco provided three-hour numerical lectures titled “Domain-Decomposition strategy: a BEM coupled with a Navier-Stokes plus Level-Set solver”. In 2009, she
provided a three-hour lecture titled “An introduction to CFD methods for marine
applications”. Lecture notes for the two topics were produced. These activities
have been carried out during her periods as visiting researcher of the Centre
of Excellence CeSOS and from 2008 as adjunct
professor at NTNU.
Academic year 2002-2003:
Nine-hour numerical seminar on the subject titled “Sea waves and their
interaction with structures” for Ph.D. students of Civil and Environmental
Engineering at the University of Genoa, Italy. The topic is related to the
wave-body interaction in deep-open waters and concerns linear, weakly-nonlinear
and fully nonlinear models. Theory, features of numerical solvers and physical
investigations were dealt with. The fully nonlinear analysis was discussed in
the context of Boundary Element Methods (BEM) solving the potential flow
problem, field methods solving the Euler/Navier-Stokes equations, and
Domain-Decomposition (DD) algorithms to combine them.
C. Supervisor and
Scientific Advisor Activities
Supervision of
Post-Doctorate studies
2020-2021: As NTNU professor,
responsible for the Post-Doctorate research of PhD
Finn-Christian Hanssen with topic on Further Developing the HPC Method for
Marine Hydrodynamics within a collaboration between NTNU AMOS and DNV.
Dept. of Marine Technology, Faculty of Engineering
Science and Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU),
Norway.
2018-: As NTNU professor, responsible
for the ongoing Post-Doctorate research of PhD Yugao
Shen with topic on limits for fish farm operations - Numerical study towards a moored closed rigid fish farm in waves.
Dept. of Marine Technology, Faculty of Engineering
Science and Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU),
Norway.
2004-2005: As INSEAN researcher,
responsible for the Post-Doctorate research, within a
Marie Curie Fellowship, of PhD David Le Touzé from the Ecole Centrale de Nantes
(ECN) performed from 01/02/2004 until 31/01/2005 and from 15/04/2005 until
14/08/2005. Presently, David Le Touzé is professor at ECN. This activity was performed
at INSEAN. It dealt with the development of a Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) solver for the analysis of
three-dimensional free-surface flow problems. (Administrative orders N. 1261 of
30/01/2004 and N. 1645 of 15/04/2005 by INSEAN General Director).
INSEAN-The Italian Ship Model Basin/ Seakeeping and
Manoeuvring, Italy.
Supervision of
PhD studies
As NTNU professor,
supervisor of the following ongoing PhD studies:
1.
Casper Potter. Topic:
Bio-inspired flow sensing for articulated intervention autonomous
underwater vehicles (main supervisor)
2.
Carina Norvik. Topic:
Bioinspired Fins for Articulated Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (main
supervisor)
3.
Alireza Ahari. Topic: Local structural response due to wave
slamming. (main supervisor).
4.
Shaojun Ma. Topic: Fish hydrodynamics (main supervisor).
5.
Daniele Borri. Topic:
Hydrodynamics of oil spills from oil
tankers (main supervisor).
As NTNU
professor, supervisor of the following completed PhD studies:
1.
Hui-Li Xu. Topic: Fish-inspired
propulsion study: numerical hydrodynamics of rigid/flexible/morphing foils
and observations on real fish. PhD study completed with public defense on 12/01/2022
(main supervisor).
2.
Mohd Atif Siddiqui.
Topic: Behaviour of a damaged ship in waves. PhD study completed with
public defense on 27/11/2020 (main supervisor).
3.
Finn-Christian
Hanssen. Topic: Nonlinear wave loads on
marine structures in extreme sea states. PhD study completed with public defense on 07/06/2019 (main supervisor).
4.
Isar Ghamari. Topic:
Hydrodynamics of parametric roll
resonance and capsizing of fishing vessels. PhD study completed with public
defense on 01/02/2019 (co-supervisor).
5.
Yugao Shen. Topic:
Operational Limits for Floating-Collar
Fish Farms in Waves and Current, without and with Well-Boat Presence. PhD
study completed with public defense on 23/11/2018
(main supervisor).
6.
Zhaolong Yu. Topic:
Hydrodynamic and structural aspects in ship
collisions. PhD study completed with public defense
on 21/09/2017 (co-supervisor).
Supervision of
MSc theses
As NTNU professor,
(main or co-) supervisor of the following completed master theses involving 55
students:
1.
2025, Lars Røste
& Aleksander H Harildstad “Biomimetic approach for creating a collapsible
fin for underwater robots“ (co-supervisor).
2.
2025, Claudine
Halbout “Study of a Deformable Floater for Floating Offshore Wind Turbines”
(main supervisor).
3.
2025, Emiel Nefs “Operability
Study Monopile Upending Smart Tool - Study of the water-entry phase
during monopile installation for offshore wind turbines” (NTNU supervisor
within the European Wind Energy- Double Degree Joint Education Master
Programme).
4.
2025, Stan Mylle
“Technical Feasibility of the KONGSBERG Offshore Charging Station in
Shallow Water” (NTNU supervisor within the European Wind Energy- Double Degree
Joint Education Master Programme).
5.
2024, Konrad Thorsen
“Design of a bio-inspired morphing fin for enhanced underwater
propulsion of AUVs” (co-supervisor).
6.
2024, Menno Hoogeslag
“Operability of WTG Blade Installation on a Semi-submersible FOWT” (NTNU
supervisor within the European Wind Energy- Double Degree Joint Education
Master Programme).
7.
2024, Thomas van
Deursen “Study on time-varying hydrodynamic coefficients for large-scale bottom-founded
wind turbines and their impact on fatigue” (NTNU supervisor within the
European Wind Energy- Double Degree Joint Education Master Programme).
8.
2024, Viktoria
Soltesz “A study relevant for the optimization of a semi-submersible crane
vessel tailored for installing next generation wind turbines” (main
supervisor).
9.
2024, Yann Le Floch
“Theoretical and numerical study on potential re-use of in-place concrete
sub-structures for generating renewable energy form ocean waves” (main
supervisor).
10.
2024, Oliver
Schultzen “Assessment of non-linear hydrodynamic and modelling effects in a
coupled analysis of floating offshore wind platforms” (main supervisor).
11.
2024, Kristian
Reiersen Sundsdal “A two-dimensional experimental study relevant for drift
loads of moored offshore structures and ships in beam-sea regular waves”
(main supervisor).
12.
2023, Ana Nusa
Versnik “Analysis of loads encountered during a single lift operation of
offshore wind turbines” (NTNU supervisor within the European Wind Energy-
Double Degree Joint Education Master Programme).
13.
2023, Karl Andres
Sandvik “A parameter analysis of on/off-loading strategies for offshore
aquaculture” (main supervisor).
16.
2022, Daniel W.
Ekerhovd and Stian Boge “A hydro-aerodynamic analysis of a Floating Offshore
wind turbine to assist in floater selection” (main supervisor).
17.
2022, Eirik Anda
“Numerical Study of Potential and Viscous, Nonlinear, Effects for
Wave Drift Loads on Offshore Structures” (main supervisor).
18.
2022, Helen Abraham
and Amund Garsrud Tvedt “A Feasibility Study of a Renewable-Energy Supply
for an Offshore Oil and Gas Installation” (main supervisor).
19.
2022, Eirik Ruben
Grimholt Søvik “Systematic Analysis of Experiments on Sub-Carangiform Fish Hydrodynamics” (main supervisor).
20.
2021, Daniele Aromatario
“Dinamica di una piattaforma galleggiante per eolico offshore: studio delle
forze idrodinamiche in presenza di giunzioni complesse nell'ambito di una
teoria a potenziale” (student from Univ. of Study Roma 3, academic year 2020-2021, as
co-supervisor).
21.
2021, Spencer August
Dugan “Prediction of wave-induced ship responses using tuned transfer
functions” (within the Joint Nordic Master for Maritime Engineering
program, co-supervisor).
22.
2020, Frida Mattson
“Numerical Study of Nonlinear Effects for the Wave-Induced Drift Loads
on an FPSO” (main supervisor).
23. 2020, Frode Moen “Experimental Analysis of Sea-bass Hydrodynamics”
(main supervisor).
24. 2020, Lars Thoresen Haug “Hydrodynamic Study of ROV (Remotely
Operated Vehicle) Operations at Net-based Fish Farms” (main supervisor).
25. 2019, Jonathan David Lauritzen Schwartz “Hydrodynamic Study of a 2D
Fish-like geometry during Locomotion” (main supervisor).
26. 2019, Tianlei Miao, “Generation of a full-envelope hydrodynamic database
for hydrobatic AUVs”, from University KTH ROYAL
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (co-supervisor).
27. 2019, Anni Yang Christensen “Analysis of Vortex Induced Motions for Floating Wind Turbines” (main
supervisor).
28. Cecilie Vangdal “Hydrodynamic study of offshore wind turbines in extreme conditions” (main supervisor).
29. 2019, Ida Oline Håberg “Foil
Motion Control of High-speed Catamarans” (main supervisor).
30. 2019, Karoline Eriksen “Numerical investigation of a bottom–fixed wind turbine in severe
environmental conditions” (main supervisor).
31. 2019, Mildrid Sofie Breivik Haga “Hydrodynamic challenges of floating wind turbines in shallower depths”
(main supervisor).
32. 2019, Simone Di Carlo "Offshore floating wind turbines as sea state
observers", from University Politecnico di Milano
(co-supervisor).
33. 2019, Michael C.E. Jensen “Numerical study on roll damping, relevant for FPSO platforms“ (main
supervisor).
34. 2018, Christopher Lawrence “Higher Order Spectral method for wave scenarios with nonlinear and dispersive effects“(main supervisor).
35. 2017, Øyvind Rabliås, “Development of a new Navier-Stokes Solver using a Generalized HPC method for the
Pressure Poisson Equation” (main supervisor).
36. 2017, Andreas Grung Svendsen “Hydrodynamic effects relevant for free falling lifeboat modelled with compressible air” (main
supervisor).
37. 2017, Simen Groth “Structural
loads on a free-falling lifeboat” (main supervisor).
38. 2017, Vegard Netland “Hydrodynamic effects relevant for free-falling lifeboats in wave conditions”
(main supervisor).
39. 2017, David Hugh Williams “Green-water
phenomena for feed barges in exposed sea areas” (main supervisor).
40. 2017, Julie Vadholm “Numerical study on wave drift loading on slender marine structures” (main supervisor).
41. 2016, Einar Biørn-Hansen “Coupling of a 2D Boundary Element Method with
a local analytical solution to deal with geometrical
singularities” (main supervisor).
42. 2015, Arne Kristian Sæther “An Experimental Investigation on Bio-Fouling Induced Drag” (main
supervisor).
43. 2015, Pauline Øien “Physical investigation of slamming loads on a 2D body” (main supervisor).
44. 2015, Wenbo Zhu “Numerical wave tank for nonlinear waves in various water depths” (main supervisor).
45. 2015, Ran Xiao “Numerical investigation for the moment caused by shallow water sloshing under a
transient roll motion” (agreement with Aalto University, co-supervisor).
46. 2014, Sigve Håland ”Lowering and lifting operations through moonpools: Hydrodynamic
investigations” (main supervisor).
47. 2014, Torleif Bertelsen ”Installation of large
subsea structures: Lowering of suction anchors through the splash zone”
(main supervisor).
48. 2013, Even Rosenlund “Nonlinear Hydrodynamic Effects for Bottom-Fixed Wind Turbines“(main supervisor).
49. 2013, Johannes Joachim Kalevi Geyssel
“Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Parametric Roll” (main supervisor).
50. 2013, Peter Johannessen and Lars Otto Jordal ”Statistical Analysis
of Design Load for a Vessel: Slamming Loads” (main supervisor).
51. 2013, Yi Luo ”Numerical Investigation of Wave-Body Interactions in Shallow Water”
(main supervisor).
52. 2012, Line J.C.H. Dahl, “Octabuoy concept and
Spar Buoys: non linear effects and analysis”
(main supervisor).
53. 2012, Marianne-Isabelle Falk and Thomas Skorpen “Dry tree semisubmersible platform: coupling between the
hydro-pneumatic riser tensioning system, the risers and the hull (main
supervisor).
54. 2012, Thea Spieler “Roll damping
of an FPSO: towards a CFD investigation of the problem (main supervisor).
55. 2012, Nikolai Gustavsen “Global analysis of floating bridge” (co-supervisor).
Supervision of
internships
As NTNU professor,
supervisor of internships at NTNU of MSc/PhD students from abroad:
1.
NTNU supervisor of a
four-month internship of a MSc student, Maxime Kolasa, from the French
University Université de Toulon. Internship topic: “Internship on bio-inspired
manoeuvring studies using 3D CFD simulations”. The student performed the
internship at the Dept. of Marine Technology of NTNU. From: 24/04/2025 - To:
15/08/2025.
2.
NTNU supervisor of a
two-month internship of a MSc student, Romain Garat, from the French University
L’École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées (ENSTA Paris). Internship topic: “Experimentation
of a wake form sensing system with a test cylinder”. The student performed
the internship at the Dept. of Marine Technology of NTNU in close collaboration
with PhD candidate Casper Potter. From: 03/06/2024 - To: 09/08/2024.
3.
NTNU supervisor of a
four-month internship, part of “Tesi su proposta” (Thesis under proposal) project, of a MSc
student, Francesco De Marinis, from the Italian University Politecnico
di Torino. Internship on hydrodynamic studies relevant for the student’s MSc
thesis: " Advancements in wave energy conversion: a numerical analysis of the C4 CorPower WEC’s
dynamic response in various wave scenarios" with main supervisor Prof.
Giovanni Bracco and with M. Greco an official co-supervisor. From: 16/10/2023 -
To: 29/02/2024.
4.
NTNU supervisor of a
three-month internship within ERASMUS programme of a MSc student, Tommaso Ciancabilla, from the Italian University of Perugia. Internship
on hydrodynamic studies on Energy
harvesting device in water current. From: 10/08/2023 - To: 10/12/2023.
5.
NTNU primary
technical contact of a two-week internship within under the auspices of the
Croatian Science Foundation under the project IP-2018-01-3739, Decision Support
System for Green and Safe Ship Routing (DESSERT) of a PhD student, Ivan
Sulovsky, from the University of Rijeka, Croatia. Internship on hydrodynamic
studies on “CFD methods for marine applications” relevant for the student’s PhD
work " with main supervisor Prof. Jasna Prpic-Orsic. September 2022.
6.
NTNU supervisor of a
three-month internship within ERASMUS programme of a MSc student, Simone Di
Carlo, from the Italian University Politecnico di
Milano. Internship on hydrodynamic studies relevant for the student’s MSc
thesis: "Offshore floating wind
turbine as a sea state observer" with main supervisor Prof. Marco
Belloli. From: 13/08/2018 - To: 18/12/2018.
7.
NTNU supervisor of a
one-month internship of a MSc student, Robson Costa Santiago, from the
Brazilian Federal University of ABC. Internship on experimental studies and
analysis of an underwater-water vehicle
near the free surface. From: 10/05/2018 - To: 10/06/2018.
8. NTNU supervisor of a three-month internship of a MSc student, Anna
Wolski, from the French University ENSTA ParisTech.
Internship topic: “Experimental investigation of booms in multiphase flows: design of 2D sloshing tests and
preliminary results. The student started the internship at the Dept. of Marine
Technology of NTNU and completed performing model tests on a sloshing tank at
CNR-INSEAN. From: 14/05/2014 - To: 14/07/2014.
Supervision of researchers
As INSEAN researcher, she was responsible and
scientific supervisor for the research of employees hired with temporary
contract at INSEAN to perform theoretical and numerical studies on problems
with free-surface flows of practical interest in the Naval and Coastal
Engineering:
1. Benjamin
Bouscasse. From: 11/05/2007 To: 31/12/2007
2. Benjamin
Bouscasse. From: 22/01/2007 To: 30/04/2007
3. Giuseppina
Colicchio. From: 02/05/2006 To: 31/12/2006
4. David Letouzé. From: 23/01/2006 To: 31/03/2006
5. Giuseppina
Colicchio. From: 25/01/2006 To: 30/04/2006
6. Luca
Greco. From: 24/01/2005 To: 31/12/2005
7. Giuseppina
Colicchio. From: 21/05/2004 To: 31/12/2004
8. Mario
Felli. From: 08/03/2004 To: 10/09/2004
9. Andrea
Colagrossi. From: 21/01/2004 To: 29/04/2004
10. Giuseppina
Colicchio. From: 21/01/2004 To: 29/04/2004
Tutoring activities
2003-2010: Visiting researcher and affiliated
scientist at the Norwegian Centre of Excellence CeSOS,
NTNU, Trondheim, in the period between 2003 and 2010, for 6 months each year.
This was as a part of the two INSEAN-CeSOS contracts:
“Green Water Events and Related Structural Loads” and “Violent Water-Vessel
Interactions and Related Structural Loads”. Until 2008, she was a visiting
researcher and from 2008 to 2010 she was adjunct professor (professor II).
During her staying at the Centre, she tutored Ph.D students working on the development of numerical
hydrodynamic tools for ships and offshore structures.
2003: As INSEAN researcher, co-tutor of the
master theses and research activities of 3 Italian students of Mechanical and
Aeronautical Engineering of the University of Rome La Sapienza and of the
stages of 4 students from the French Engineering Universities ENSIETA (Brest)
and Ecole Centrale de Nantes (Nantes). She was INSEAN responsible for the stage
of 2 of these students, Julien Touboul (MSc thesis:
Numerical simulation of water exit of
arbitrary bodies) and Benjamin Bouscasse (Msc
thesis: 3-D free-decay roll motion tests),
Administrative order N. 1107 of 09/07/2003 by INSEAN General Director.
D. Examiner and
Reviewer Activities
Assessment of MSc and PhD students
2014-: Co-examiner of students for the PhD
course MR8300 “Hydrodynamic Aspects of Marine Structures I” at the Dept. of Marine Technology, Univ.
NTNU.
2011-: Co-examiner of students for the MSc
course TMR4217 “Hydrodynamics of high-speed marine vehicles” at the Dept. of
Marine Technology, Univ. NTNU.
2010-: Examiner of students for the MSc course
TMR4215 “Sea Loads” at the Dept. of Marine Technology, Univ. NTNU.
Committee member: PhD committees
and reviewed PhD theses/research reviewer
2024: Opponent in the PhD committee for the
thesis “Chao Tong: A high-order adaptive harmonic polynomial cell method
with immersed boundaries for weakly/fully nonlinear wave-structure interaction
simulations” at the Technical University of Denmark, Denmark.
2022: Reviewer for the PhD thesis “Xingwen Zheng: Flow-sensing mechanisms and biomimetic
potential of seal whiskers” at the University of Groningen, The Netherland.
2022: Examiner in the PhD committee for the thesis
“Paul Landesman: Simulation of wave-structure interaction by a two-way
coupling between a fully nonlinear potential flow model and a Navier-Stokes
solver” at the Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, France.
2021: Opponent in the
PhD committee for the thesis “Jacob Bjarke Hansen Hicks: Development of a high-order
potential flow solver for nonlinear wave-structure interaction” at the
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark.
2020: Referee in the PhD
committee for the thesis “Fabien Robaux: Numerical simulation of wave-body
interaction: development of a fully nonlinear potential flow solver and
assessment of two local coupling strategies with a CFD solver” at the Aix
Marseille University, France.
2018-2019: Reviewer for the
PhD thesis “Xiantao Zhang: A two-dimensional investigation of greenwater overtopping of simplified vessels”
from University of Western Australia.
2018: Reviewer for the PhD thesis “Filippo Nelli: Experimental and numerical modelling of wave dissipation due to sea ice” from
Australian Swinburne University of Technology.
2017: Reviewer for the PhD thesis “Shri.D Vamshi Krishna: Studies on vortex induced responses of marine riser and moored semisubmersible”
from Indian Institute of Technology Madras.
2017: Reviewer for the PhD thesis “Andrea
Bardazzi: Wave impact in sloshing flows:
hydroelasticity in shallow water
condition” from Italian University of Rome “Sapienza”.
2015: Reviewer for the University of Calabria
of a research grant holder.
2015: Reviewer for the Academy of Finland of an
application of research infrastructures.
2013-2014: Reviewer and first opponent in the PhD
committee for the thesis “Arne Bøckmann: Novel developments in the simulation
of free surface flows, with
applications to marine and offshore engineering” at the Dept. of Mathematics,
University of Oslo, Norway.
2009-2025: Administrator and member in 18 PhD
committees connected with studies in marine hydrodynamics. Dept. of Marine
Technology, NTNU, Norway.
Committee member: Positions in universities
and research institutes
2025: Committee member for a position of Head of
Department. Dept. of Marine Technology, NTNU, Norway.
2024: Committee member and administrator for a
position of full professor/associate professor in marine structures. Dept. of
Marine Technology, NTNU, Norway.
2023-2024: Reviewer for the scientific assessment of
an associate professor for promotion to professor in Fluid-Structure
Interaction. Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden.
2022: Committee member for a position of senior
researcher in Green Shipping. Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark.
2022: Committee member for a position of
associate professor in Fluid Mechanics. Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway.
2021: Committee member for a position of Head
of Department. Dept. of Marine Technology, NTNU, Norway.
2020: Committee member for a position of
adjunct professor in offshore wind energy. University of Bergen, Norway.
2020: Committee member for a position of
associate professor in offshore wind energy. University of Bergen, Norway.
2019: Committee member and administrator for a
position of full professor/associate professor in marine hydrodynamics. Dept.
of Marine Technology, NTNU, Norway.
2017: Committee member for a public competition
for one permanent researcher contract. The position was for CNR-INSEAN, Marine
Technology Research Institute, Italy.
2015: Committee member for a public competition
for one temporary contract of research collaborator. The position was for
INSEAN – The Italian Ship Model Basin, Italy
2007: Committee president for a public competition
for a temporary contract of research collaborator. The position was for the
INSEAN – The Italian Ship Model Basin, Italy.
2004: Committee member and secretary to assess
the improvement of professional level of certain categories of INSEAN
employees. INSEAN – The Italian Ship
Model Basin, Italy.
2002: Committee member for a public competition
for one permanent technical collaborator for Research Institutes. The position
was for INSEAN – The Italian Ship Model Basin, Italy.
Committee member: Evaluation
panels, selection, and steering committees
2024-2026: Deputy Member of the Norwegian Shipping Association's Fund at NTNU.
Marine Technology Department (IMT), Faculty of
Engineering Science and Technology, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
2023-: Executive-Committee member for the
International Conference on Hydrodynamics (ICHD).
2023-2026: Steering-Committee member for Project
“SEAWORTHY – Hydrodynamic aspects of green shipping”. Leader: SINTEF Ocean,
Norway.
2022: Evaluation-panel member for “Periodic
study programme evaluation marine technology NTNU 2022”, Dept. of Marine
Technology, NTNU, Norway.
2021-2025: Member of the
Marine Technology Department council.
Marine Technology Department (IMT), Faculty of
Engineering Science and Technology, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
2015-: Selection committee member for the
screening of marine-hydrodynamic papers submitted to the annual Moan-Faltinsen
Best Paper Award for PhD students.
Peer reviewer and editor activities
2026: Guest
Editor, together with Dr. Siming Zheng and Prof. Alexander
Korobkin, Special Issue “Water Wave Interaction with Floating Bodies: Hydroelastic Dynamics”, Journal of Fluids and Structures. (https://www.sciencedirect.com/special-issue/10QDD7H8TNG)
2025: Scientific-Committee member for NAV 2025: 21st International Conference
on
Ships and Maritime Research. (https://www.atenanazionale.org/nav/nav2025/)
2024-: Editorial-Board member for Applied Ocean Research.
(https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/applied-ocean-research/about/editorial-board)
2024: Editorial-Board member for the 26th Symposium on Theory and Practice of
Shipbuilding (SORTA)
2017-: Associate editor for Journal of Fluids and
Structures.
(https://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-fluids-and-structures/editorial-board).
This journal serves as a focal point and a forum for the exchange of ideas, for
the many kinds of specialists and practitioners concerned with fluid–structure
interactions and the dynamics of systems related thereto, in any field. One of
its aims is to foster the cross–fertilization of ideas, methods and techniques
in the various disciplines involved. The journal publishes papers that present
original and significant contributions on all aspects of the mechanical
interactions between fluids and solids, regardless of scale. Journal
Metrics: Impact Factor (2019) = 3.184.
5-Year Impact Factor= 2.874. SCImago Journal Rank
(SJR): 1.24. H-index= 96. Quartiles (Mechanical Engineering)=1.
2007-: Referee for peer-reviewed conferences
(e.g. OMAE) and for international journals, some of which leading journals in
fluid dynamics, marine hydrodynamics and other fields. Their list is provided here, in alphabetic
order:
1.
Advanced Science
2.
Applied Ocean Research
3.
Computers and Fluids
4.
Engineering and Computational Mechanics
5.
European Journal of Mechanics / B Fluids
6.
International Journal of Offshore and Polar
Engineering
7.
Journal of Applied Mathematics
8.
Journal of Computational Physics
9.
Journal of Engineering Mathematics
10.
Journal of Fluid and Structures
11.
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
12.
Journal of Marine Science and Application
13.
Journal of Marine Science and Technology
14.
Journal of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
15.
Journal of Ocean Engineering and Marine Energy
16.
Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering
17.
Journal of Ship Research
18.
Marine Structures
19.
Marine Systems & Ocean Technology Journal
20.
Naval Engineers Journal
21.
Ocean Engineering
22.
Physics of Fluids
23.
Ships and Offshore Structures
24.
Water
E. Organizer Activities
for Scientific Events
2026: Co-organizer with Prof. T.
Kristiansen and Prof. D. Kristiansen of “10th International Conference on
Hydroelasticity in Marine Technology” in Trondheim, Norway, June 16-18, with 53
papers and 78 registered participants.
2024: Co-organizer with Prof. L.E.
Holmedal and Prof. S. Steen of the Symposium “Future perspectives on Marine
Hydrodynamics and Structural Mechanics” to celebrate 80 years of Professors O.
M. Faltinsen and T. Moan. Eight very acknowledged international speakers were
invited to the Event with about 100 registered attendants.
2007: Co-organizer with Prof. O.M.
Faltinsen of the Workshop “CFD Solvers for Unsteady Marine Applications:
Capabilities and Challenges” under the support of the Centre of Excellence CeSOS, Norway (available online at
http://www.cesos.ntnu.no/cesos/activities/workshops/ CFD/index.php).
2006: Member of the organizing
committee for the 26th international “Symposium on Naval Hydrodynamics”
connected with the U.S. Navy- Office of Naval Research (ONR) and arranged in
Rome under the management of INSEAN. The participants were 154.
F. Recognitions
of Scientific Expertise and Awards
2025: Top Reviewer Award.
Recognized as “Top Reviewer 2025” for Applied Ocean Research in
recognition of significant contributions to the quality of the journal.
2024: Best paper and presentation.
Co-author of best paper for ICHD 2024, 15th International Conference on Hydrodynamics, September
2-6, 2024, Rome.
2023-2026: Steering-Committee member.
Project “SEAWORTHY –
Hydrodynamic aspects of green shipping”. Leader: SINTEF Ocean, Norway.
2023: Feature paper.
Siddiqui M.A., Hanssen F-C. W., Greco M., Anda E., 2023, Comparing the
Utility of Coupled Aero-Hydrodynamic Analysis Using a CFD Solver versus a
Potential Flow Solver for Floating Offshore Wind Turbines, Energies 16 (23),
7833.
Co-author of paper selected as feature paper in “Energies”. Feature
papers represent the most advanced research with significant potential for high
impact in the field.
2022: Top downloaded paper.
Hanssen F-C. W., Helmers J.B., Greco M., Shao Y., 2022, A 3D
fully-nonlinear potential-flow solver for efficient simulations of large-scale
free-surface waves, International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering,
124.
Co-author of paper that received Wiley’s official recognition as one of
the most downloaded during its first 12 months of publication.
2022: Working-group member.
Member of a NTNU-Salmar Aker Ocean-SINTEF Ocean working group aimed to write
a Strategic Document on priorities towards 2040 for Offshore Aquaculture.
2021-2022: Specially Appointed Professor (Honorary position).
Division of Global Architecture, Graduate School of
Engineering - OSAKA University. This position has been established through an
agreement between the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and the
Osaka university. Duration: April 2021 – March 2022.
2019: Outstanding Reviewer of the Year.
Recognized as “Outstanding Reviewer of the Year” for the ASME Journal of
Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering (JOMAE).
2017: Best paper.
Co-author of best paper in marine hydrodynamics for the Moan-Faltinsen
Award. This is dedicated to Professors Torgeir Moan and Odd M. Faltinsen and is
meant to award young students or researchers for their outstanding research
work, to recognize their academic contributions and to encourage the young
generation to pursue high-level research in the field of marine technology.
2014-2028: Qualification as Full
Professor in Italy.
She got the qualification as Full Professor in the Italian University
System (MIUR) in Aeronautical, Aero-spatial and Naval engineering (09/A1 – I
Fascia, https:
//abilitazione.cineca.it/ministero.php/public/esitoAbilitati/settore/09%252FA1/fascia/1).
This has been extended until 2020.
2012: Awarded by Norwegian Research Council (NRC).
NRC awarded M. Greco, together with other five
key scientists, for the establishment and management of the Centre of
Excellence (CoE) for Autonomous Marine Operations and
Systems (NTNU AMOS). After five years, NTNU AMOS has been prolonged for
additional five years. It is worldwide recognized as a leading research centre
in marine operations.
2011: Selected as Key Scientist of a Research Centre.
The Faculty of
Engineering Science and Technology of the University NTNU, Trondheim, chose M.
Greco as key scientist for her knowledge in Marine Hydrodynamics. She was asked
to cooperate with other five key scientists with expertise in Structural
Mechanics, Guidance Systems, Navigation and Sensor Systems, and Control and
Optimization, in creating a new multi and interdisciplinary Centre of
Excellence in Trondheim. The Centre for Autonomous Marine Operations and
Systems, NTNU AMOS, has been accepted in November 2012, launched in 2013 and is
ongoing.
2010-2015: Member of MarHub
– a global maritime knowledge hub.
MarHub's main objective is to help make the Norwegian maritime
sector a world-leading knowledge hub, to ensure continuous skills development
and to strengthen the competitiveness of Norwegian companies, thereby
attracting key global maritime players. M. Greco was a member of MarHub because her position as professor in marine
hydrodynamics in NTNU's Department of Marine Technology is one of the funded
professorships within the Global Maritime Knowledge Hub. In particular, it was
funded for the first five years by Det Norske Veritas (DNV), one of the
sponsors of MarHub.
2010: First female professor at the Department of Marine
Technology, NTNU.
This position was funded for the five-year funding by Det Norske Veritas
(DNV), within the MarHub – a global maritime knowledge hub.
2009: Documentation of research in
academic books.
Professors O.M. Faltinsen and A.N. Timokha mention part of her research
findings in connection with impact and green-water phenomena in the book
"Sloshing" (2009). She also performed a quality check for parts of
the book.
2008: Commendation by ODG N. 7525 in 01/04/2008
of the INSEAN President.
The motivation was:
"Ricercatrice che, grazie alle sue non comuni doti professionali e
culturali, alla sua predisposizione alla didattica ed al suo carattere
determinato, ha saputo farsi apprezzare e stimare nell’ambito della Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), così
da risultare vincitrice del concorso per l incarico di
professore aggiunto in Marine Technology (Computational Marine Hydrodynamics) per il periodo 01/01/2008 31/01/2013. La
dott.ssa GRECO ha contribuito, con questo splendido risultato, ad accrescere il
prestigio e l immagine dell INSEAN nel contesto internazionale”.
2007:
Offer to become
adjunct professor (professor II).
M. Greco received the offer to become
adjunct professor at the Dept. of Marine Technology of NTNU, Trondheim, from
the Dean, after the recommendation and funding offered by the Centre of
Excellence. The position was for activities of teaching, tutoring and examiner
of PhD students. This offer was open only to her and involved the need of a
formal examination as for standard professorships competitions. She became adjunct professor in February 2008 and renounced to the
position after becoming full professor at NTNU in January 2010 with a five-year
funding from Det Norske Veritas (DNV).
2005: Documentation of research in
academic books.
Professor O.M. Faltinsen mentions part of her research findings in
connection with impact and green-water phenomena in the book “Hydrodynamics of
high-speed marine vehicles” (2005). She also performed a quality check for
parts of the book.
G. Invited
Lecturer in Workshops/Conferences/Communication Events
2025: Greco M, Examples of Challenging Transient Phenomena for Ships at Sea:
Hydrodynamic Insights, 21st NAV- International Conference on Ship
& Maritime Research, Messina, Italy.
2024: Greco M, Green
Water - An environmentally-friendly name for a potentially-dangerous phenomenon, 7th RWWWFB (Regular
Webinar of Water Waves and Floating Bodies), held online.
2022: Greco M, Perspective on Challenges and Opportunities in Marine Technology, invited speaker for 64th Hydro-Seminar, Graduate
School of Engineering - Osaka University, held online.
2021: Greco M, Wave induced hydroelastic ship response, invited lecture for SUSTAINABLE SHIP AND SHIPPING 4.0
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree, held online (https://www.master-seas40.unina.it).
2017: Sørensen A.J., Pettersen K.Y., Greco M.,
Fossen T.I., Be
Inspired by NTNU AMOS: Conquering the sea with the use of autonomous systems
and robots, invited presentation and
communication for the dissemination event Excellent looking for
excellent: NTNU Centres of
Excellence and Aker Scholarship for inspiring NTNU students, Trondheim, Norway
(https://innsida.ntnu.no/kalender/detaljer/-/event/bd52cf88-d431-3006-9417-9c47f80d9d56 ).
2017: Greco, M., Hydrodynamics highlights from NTNU AMOS ongoing research, invited
presentation and communication at Ocean Week, Trondheim, Norway (http://oceanweek.no/speakers/).
2013: Greco, M., Green Water on Ships Decks, invited presentation and communication
at the Conference on “CeSOS Highlights and AMOS
Visions”, Trondheim, Norway (available online at http://www.cesos.ntnu.no/centre-activities/presentations-from-the-cesosamos-conference-2013).
2007: Colicchio, G., Greco, M., A Domain Decomposition Strategy for Unsteady
Interfacial Flows: Why and How CFD Solvers for Unsteady Marine Applications:
Capabilities and Challenges, invited presentation and communication shared
with Dr. Giuseppina Colicchio at the International
Workshop on “CFD Solvers for Unsteady Marine Applications: Capabilities and
Challenges”, Trondheim, Norway (http://www.cesos.ntnu.no/cesos/activities/workshops/CFD/index.php).
Carrier Breaks
2014-2015: Maternity leave,
with three months of 100% leave and then five months of 80% leave.