• Study of the relation between the shape of lacosamide crystals and the composition of crystallization medium 

  Allegaert, Sven (University College Cork, 2016)

  Crystallization is the critical process used by pharmaceutical industries to achieve the desired size, size distribution, shape and polymorphism of a product material. Control of these properties presents a major challenge ...
• Mapping the Global Dimension within teaching and learning 

  Byrne, Edmond P. (GDEE (eds.), Global Dimension in Engineering Education, Barcelona., 2014-10)

  This chapter attempts to map the Global Dimension of engineering within the academic setting and hence provide some pointers as to how academics can incorporate Global Dimension perspectives and capacities into engineering ...
• Engaging with sustainability through collaborative and transdisciplinary approaches to education 

  Byrne, Edmond P.; Mullally, Gerard (University of British Columbia, 2015-06)

  Sustainability is a normative topic framed by disciplinary perspectives. This can be problematic as the tools that are used and applied to meta-problems and ‘grand challenges’ associated with societal (un)sustainability, ...
• A role for diversity in achieving sustainability through ecological, social and economic domains 

  Byrne, Edmond P. (University College Cork, 2013-09)

  Modern conceptions of progress, based on the dominant Cartesian reductionist paradigm, are associated with a linear drive towards ever greater ascendancy, order, organisation, homogeneity, hegemony, performance, efficiency, ...
• Exploring sustainability themes in engineering accreditation and curricula 

  Byrne, Edmond P.; Desha, Cheryl J.; Fitzpatrick, John J.; Hargroves, Karlson (Emerald, 2013)

  Purpose: This paper aims to present key findings from an inquiry into engineering accreditation and curricula renewal. The research attempted to ascertain conceptions of requisite sustainability themes among engineering ...

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