• Two-dimensional semiconductors for future electronics 

  Mirabelli, Gioele (University College Cork, 2020)

  The aggressive scaling imposed by CMOS technology has put very stringent requirements on the dimensions of Silicon transistors. According to the semiconductor roadmaps (ITRS, IRDS, Nereid), the dimensions of the device ...
• Data fusion for human motion tracking with multimodal sensing 

  Wilk, Mariusz P. (University College Cork, 2020-05-07)

  Multimodal sensor fusion is a common approach in the design of many motion tracking systems. It is based on using more than one sensor modality to measure different aspects of a phenomenon and capture more information about ...
• Design, development and characterization of nanostructured electrochemical sensors 

  Juska, Vuslat B. (University College Cork, 2020)

  This is a publication-based thesis which focuses on the study of electrochemical microbiosensors for glucose detection. It investigates applications of a series of microfabricated gold electrodes based on several nanostructures ...
• Optical comb injection for optical demultiplexing and harmonic frequency locking 

  Shortiss, Kevin (University College Cork, 2020-04-17)

  With the continued growth of internet traffic, new optical communication infrastructures capable of dramatically increasing network bandwidth are being considered. Optical superchannels consisting of densely packed channels ...
• Block copolymer self-assembly: from thin film formation to inorganic nanostructures 

  Giraud, Elsa Coline (University College Cork, 2019-10)

  Upon self-assembly, block copolymers (BCP) can form a variety of well-ordered nanofeatures, that makes them prime candidates for use in a wide range of applications, and for alternative approaches to traditional “top-down” ...

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