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About Landing PageLecturer in Electronic Engineering
Engineering - Engineering Technology
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CAREER HISTORY
1996-date Waterford IT Lecturer in Electronic Engineering
(including EI International Collaboration & Sabbatical (2007) & RIA Senior Visiting Fellow (2004), Angstrom Lab, Uppsala University, Sweden.)
'94-'96 University of Paris & Lab de Magnetisme, Meudon 7. Marie Curie Fellow
Inclusion of quantum effects in ferromagnetic particles
'93-'94 Queen’s University Belfast. Marie Curie Fellow
Variational methods in ferromagnetic relaxation
'92-'93 Waterford IT Lecturer in Electronic Engineering
'88-'92 Trinity College, Dublin Teaching assistant
Membership:
Member of Institution of Engineering Technology (MIET)
Tyndall NAP committee member
Magnetics research -TCD, QUB, Univ Paris 7 & Univ Uppsala
Materials Characterisation & Processing Group – SEAM Centre, First PhD student in School of Engineering WIT. Funded by Enterprise Ireland, ARE Program. Collaboration with CRANN TCD
Optics Research Group, 1998- 2013
Co- supervisor – 3 PhD & 1 Masters completed
Telecommunications Systems Software Group (TSSG), WIT
Principal investigator-Realising EDGE modulation in GSM – 2000-2001
Enterprise Ireland Applied Research Grant/Lucent Technologies. Budget IR£63,000.
Academic peer reviewer for:
Journal of Magnetism & Magnetic Materials (Elsevier)
Simulation: Theory & Practice (Elsevier)
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter (IoP)
Computer Models in Biomedicine (Elsevier)
Medical Physics
Mathematica Bohemica
External Examiner for 2 PhD candidates, Department of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering, DCU.
Main Campus Cork Road, Waterford City, 
