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those from Engineering, Business, Psychology, Chemistry and Industry. The wider PUreTex project is looking at new ways to recycle post-consumer textile waste into useful building blocks for new, more
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International Students Project Title: Evaluating technology adoption for a competitive, sustainable and resilient mushroom sector Lead supervisors: Lael Walsh (Teagasc) David Styles (University of Galway) Project
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to chloride-rich environments. Student Requirements for this Project 2.1 in and Honours Civil or Structural Engineering degree Self Funded (Scholarship not available. Fees & Materials to be paid by the student
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Economy & Sustainable Manufacturing, Refurbishment, Lifecycle Engineering, Industry 4.0 Supervisors: • Prof Eoin Hinchy, School of Engineering, University of Limerick. • Prof Eoin O’Connell, Department
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fabrication facilities at Tyndall National Institute to build a cohesive atom-to-systems value chain in Ireland, connecting basic materials research through to complete technology solutions. Rinn Semiconductors
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) involving sociology, psychology, clinical cardiology, cellular biology, advanced biomedical engineering, and imaging technologies. Work Package 3 (Sociology) focuses on how individuals and families understand
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-phase flow. The Gibbons research group is known for their excellence in two-phase flow, heat transfer and surface engineering in Ireland and internationally. Funding is offered for 48 months. This post is
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21 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Munster Technological University Department CAPPA Centre Research Field Physics » Optics Physics » Applied physics Engineering » Electronic
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semiconductors, understanding their formation pathways, and the investigation of their optical and electronic properties. Applications for these new materials will target, but not be limited to, solar-driven
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Mary Bourke (Geomorphology, Geography), Associate Professors John Gallagher (Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering) and Francis Ludlow (Environmental Humanities), and Assistant Professor