• Optical spectroscopy for biological and biomedical applications: potentially impacting future of healthcare with research, clinical translation and education 

  Saito Nogueira, Marcelo (University College Cork, 2021-11-10)

  Clinical interventions have been significantly improved by recent advances in devices for disease detection, monitoring, diagnosis and surgical guidance. However, most of the current imaging technologies provide primarily ...
• Development of a bio-impedance measurement system for bladder monitoring 

  Behrouzirad, Ardeshir (University College Cork, 2022-11-01)

  The occurrence of disturbance in the control of urine flow and voiding, which leads to involuntary leakage, is called Urinary Incontinence (UI), and it may happen due to several factors such as pregnancy, family ...
• Nitride materials for use in downscaled interconnect technology 

  Nies, Cara-Lena (University College Cork, 2022)

  Copper interconnects will struggle to keep up with the advances in transistor miniaturisation. This creates a significant limiting factor in trying to keep Moore’s Law on track into the 2020’s. At smaller dimensions, Cu ...
• Modelling wave transport in random media for wavefront shaping applications 

  Raju, Michael (University College Cork, 2022)

  The central theme of my thesis is to develop various analytical and numerical methods, for the coherent control of waves to assist various wavefront shaping applications in random disordered media. This resulted in the ...
• Electrochemical sensors for integration on silicon 

  Barry, Fiona (University College Cork, 2022-03-31)

  Water quality monitoring is crucial to ensure the safe consumption of drinking water by humans. It is of such importance that the UN has included a specific goal for the improvement of water and sanitation in their Sustainable ...

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