Leading the Drive for Excellence in Sensor Technology Development for the Benefit of Society and Ireland's Economy
Miniaturisation and integration of analytical systems for applications including environmental monitoring, point-of-care diagnostics and bioprocess monitoring is a significant research theme.
The design of bio-inspired materials, sensor interfaces and even whole systems requires a deep understanding of the interplay between morphology, microstructure, and composition of stimuli-responsive materials as well as their sensing functionality.
Innovations in materials and instrumentation are enabling the radical redesign of the biosensor for health measurements to be collected and analysed in decentralized settings, outside of a clinical laboratory, often autonomously by on-body deployments by the individual themselves.
Bacterial colonization of surfaces and interfaces has a major impact on various areas including biotechnology, medicine, food industries, and water technologies.
It's been a great #InsightHighlight month! Let's finish with @McCaulMV and @oconnorn and a €9m joint investment in US-Ireland research #InsightGlobal @DCU @ucddublin @uniofgalway @UCC @scienceirel #environmentalsensors #watersensors #waterquality
Insight Global: Insight part of €9m joint investment in US-Ireland research - Insight
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The outer rims of the #RashidRover's 4 wheels incorporate sample panels to test how differing materials cope with the abrasive #lunar surface, including samples contributed by @ESA's #ESTEC and European Astronaut Centre, along with other research groups https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Engineering_Technology/ESA_to_touch_Moon_from_wheels_of_UAE_Rashid_rover
We are seeking a Full Professor in Materials Chemistry, a permanent post arising from the HEA's Senior Academic Leadership Initiative. More info at https://ucd.ie/chem/vacancies/ Closing date: 28 Feb 2023
Cutting edge diagnost-inks as permanent health indicators in today’s @IrishTimes featuring @AoifeMorrin from @dcuncsr. @DCU|@DaireKeogh
Skin deep: Technology you can tattoo on
By replacing conventional tattoo ink with special inks that act as sensors, your tattoo can tell a lot about your health
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