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Decommissioned Wind Turbine BLADEs (WTBs) and link it directly to WTB reuse in civil engineering and other applications. The creation of EirBLADE will be a key step in enabling the repurposing of WTBs on a large
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the leadership of Dr Dominic O’ Sullivan, School of Engineering, UCC. MaREI is a key research centre within UCC’s Environmental Research Institute (ERI) which is an internationally recognised Institute
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Sustainable Futures & Environmental Engineering in the School of Engineering & Architecture at University College Cork (UCC). The Future Sustainability Research Group The Future Sustainability Research Group
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” research project which is funded by Science Foundation Ireland. The project focuses on advancing the science and technology underpinning sustainable, healthy and liveable cities of the future. This frontier
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24 month, Fixed-Term, Whole-Time post Position Summary Applications are invited for a position of Post-Doctoral Researcher within the School of Engineering and Architecture. In the light of low
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Engineering), Dr Richard O’Shea (Lecturer in Decarbonisation of Industry), Dr David Wall (Senior Lecturer in Transportation) and Prof Jerry D Murphy (Director of the SFI MaREI Centre and Chair of Civil
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6 MONTHS, FIXED-TERM, WHOLE-TIME POST Position Summary A Research Assistant is sought to work on the Dairy Processing Technology Centre within the School of Food and Nutritional Sciences
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/Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Futures & Environmental Engineering in the School of Engineering & Architecture at University College Cork (UCC). The Future Sustainability Research Group The Future
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12 Months, fixed-term, whole-time post Position summary This Marine Institute funded project will focus on presenting a Project Design Envelope (PDE) approach to Fixed offshore wind technology off
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. To deliver this vision, the project consortium brings together a tidal energy developer (ORPC Ireland) at the forefront of the sector globally, supported by expert Irish research teams and testing