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Dr.
Jim Greer
Tyndall National Institute
“Dual
Side-Gated Junction Field Effect Transistors with
Split Drain”
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A
novel Field Effect transistor has been designed and
fabricated at Tyndall that allows different switching
techiques to be investigated. The fabrication of the
devices will allow the physics of the device to be
fully investigated and compared with design
simulations |
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Stephen
Gilmartin
University of Limerick
“The
fabrication of novel thermal nanosensor structures
using electon beam nanolithography”
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Scaling
down the geometries of arrays of thermal sensors from
microscale to sub-100nm geometries was the goal of
this UL project. This was achieved using the extensive
micro-scale facilities at Analog Devices in
Limerick
in collaboration with the e-beam facility at Tyndall |
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Raghu
Raj Singh Thakur
Queens University Belfast
“Physicochemical
characterisation of novel polymeric microneedle
arrays for drug delivery”
Presentation
not available
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Drug
delivery through the skin by arrays of polymer
microneedles is the main focus of this QUB research.
Through NAP high precision silicon master microneedles
were fabricated at Tyndall and used as masters
for the polymer moulds |
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Dr.
A. J. Robinson
Trinity College Dublin
“Development
of electrohydrodynamic ion-drag micropumps for
microscale cooling systems"
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A
miniature pump capable of driving cooling fluids
through a microfluidic device has been designed and
fabricated in this TCD project. TCD researchers are
investigating novel micropumps and the device design
and fabrication was undertaken in Tyndall’s
Microsystems fab |
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Dr.
John Slater
Letterkenny Institute of Technology
“Improving the attachment efficiency and stability of DNA probes on gold electrodes"
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An electrochemical DNA biosensor is under development at LYIT and one of the challenges is the variability in the electrodes used and pre-treatment and the chemistry of the probe attachment. Researchers from LYIT collaborated with Tyndall’s Life Science Interface team to investigate the issues involved in establishing a reproducible DNA
biosensor |
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Dr.
Richard Guinee
Cork Institute of
Technology
“Extended
Experimental Testing of a Novel Correlation Diagnostic
Tester Methodology for Transmission Line Fault
Monitoring”
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Fault
location and identification is a critical element in
the monitoring of long transmission lines. CIT
researchers have developed a novel technique for
on-line monitoring of long transmission lines and used
Tyndall’s extensive test facilities to verify the
technique |
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Mikael
Fernström
University of Limerick
“Wireless
Sensor Glove with Haptic Feedback for medical training”
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Researchers
in UL have developed a medical training platform to
simulate the application of epidural injections. In
this project UL and Tyndall have developed a wireless
glove that will be used to simulate real-life
conditions for the medical trainee |
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Ms.
Julie Donnelly
NAP
Technical Manager
"NAP
& Tyndall Overview"
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presentation*** |
A
general introduction to the National Access Programme.
Learn about the:
Tyndall National Institute
National Access Programme - supported by SFI
Research Infrastructure available to researchers
throughout Ireland |
