• Synthesis, modelling and deposition of organic thin films 

  Hairisha, Abulaiti (University College Cork, 2017)

  Organic and organic/inorganic hybrid thin film materials have various potential applications because they combine the distinct properties of organic and inorganic components. Molecular layer deposition (MLD) is a promising ...
• Digital signal processing for fiber-optic communication systems 

  Ouyang, Xing (University College Cork, 2017)

  As the available bandwidth of optical fibers has been almost fully exploited, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) comes to rescue and is a critical technology underpinning the next generation advanced fiber-optic systems. ...
• Modified screen printed electrodes for electrochemical sensing applications in food and beverage analysis 

  Duffy, Gerard (University College Cork, 2017)

  Electrochemical sensor technology has the potential to revolutinise analytical measurements in food analysis by providing a cheap, easy to use and portable alternative to traditional chromotography and mass spectrometry ...
• Analysis and design of low phase noise CMOS oscillator circuit topologies 

  Chlis, Ilias (University College Cork, 2016)

  The research activity carried out during the PhD is focused on the study, analysis and design of millimeter-wave integrated oscillator circuits for high-speed wireless communications. In Chapter 1 comparative analyses of ...
• Wideband vibration energy harvesting using electromagnetic transduction for powering internet of things 

  Mallick, Dhiman (University College Cork, 2017)

  The ‘Internet of Things-(IoT)’ envisions a world scattered with physical sensors that collect and transmit data about almost anything and thereby enabling intelligent decision-making for a smart environment. While technological ...

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