Hanna Yousef

Hanna Yousef

PhD Researcher | DC05

Delft University of Technology

Hanna Yousef is a PhD researcher within the AWETRAIN network at Delft University of Technology studying the optimal configuration strategies for utility-scale airborne wind energy farms. Moving beyond individual system performance, she combines physics-based models with wind resource statistics, cost modeling, and life cycle analysis to determine the most effective scaling approach. Using her computational background and experience across propulsion systems and robotics, she closes the gap between physical modeling and systems-level optimization. Her work aims to design optimal farm configurations that balance energy output, economic viability, and environmental impact, providing actionable insights for the future deployment of airborne wind energy.

Interests
  • Airborne Wind Energy
  • System Optimization
  • Techno-economic Analysis
  • Renewable Energy Systems
Education
  • MSc in Mechanical Engineering, 2025

    Khalifa University

  • BSc in Mechanical Engineering, 2024

    University of Sharjah

Selected publications

Hanna Yousef, Batool Khalaf (2024). Performance Analysis of a Wind Tower Design for Greenhouse Application: A Case Study in UAE and KSA. Int. J. of Thermal & Environmental Engineering

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Hanna Yousef, Tanjulee Siddique, Raouf Fareh, Kheireddine Choutri, Dmitry Dylov, Sofiane Khadraoui (2024). Reinforcement learning-tuned active disturbance rejection controller for tracking control of a 4-DoF robot manipulator. 2024 12th International Conference on Control, Mechatronics and Automation (ICCMA)

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