• Development of microelectrode arrays for real-time monitoring of alkaline phosphatase release from cells in clinical analysis 

  Balbaied, Thanih (University College Cork, 2020-12-18)

  The alkaline phosphatase (ALP) biomarker is a membrane-bound enzyme widely distributed in the tissues of living organisms, which can instigate particular chemical processes, such as hydrolyses, to provide inorganic phosphate ...
• Development of thermoelectric materials and micro-devices for cooling and power generation 

  Lal, Swatchith (University College Cork, 2020-12)

  Thermoelectric materials have been widely used for solid-state cooling (as thermoelectric cooler) and power generation (as thermoelectric generator) applications. Integration of thermoelectric thin-film materials into ...
• Stakeholder engagement and Irish public perception of offshore wind farms 

  Cronin, Yvonne (University College Cork, 2020-07-31)

  Public attitude towards onshore wind farm development in Ireland has been extensively investigated, as the sector is a relatively well-established sector in Ireland today. In contrast, currently there is little or no ...
• Nanomaterial-based devices for advanced energy storage and delivery 

  McGrath, Louise M. (University College Cork, 2021)

  The Internet of Things (IoT) scenario offers benefits such as reduced analysis costs, improved safety and will enable the prediction of future trends due to the multitude of wireless sensors acting as an environmental ...
• CAOS module designs and imaging 

  Mazhar, Mohsin A. (University College Cork, 2021)

  In this dissertation, proposed and demonstrated are the various novel CAOS module designs and imaging modes that offer a wide range of imaging capabilities suited to various imaging scenarios. The CAOS modules designs ...

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