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* BE(Elec.) (University College Cork, 1H, 1992)* Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Microelectronics (1997), National University of Ireland.* Dean of Engineering, University College Cork (2012 – 2018)* Senior Lecturer in Dept. of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, University College Cork* SFI Principal , Co-Principal Investigator and Funded Investigator on projects exceeding €25M* PM/PI on more than 15 successfully completed government and EU funded projects* Affiliated Principal Investigator - Environmental Research Institute, UCC. (2018-Present)* Senior Member of the IEEE (Since 2002)* Chartered Physicist (Since 1998)* More than 130 scientific publications in conferences and refereed journals, such as IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, Applied Physics Letters, IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM), Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO), Numerous SPIE Conferences, many of which are considered “gold-standard” journals within the EEE Profession* Fabricated and tested Ireland's first working visible light laser diode (1993)* Responsible for the development of highly sensitive photon counting detectors with world leading properties* Established a leading, internationally recognised, and respected group in the area of avalanche photodiodes and photon counting detectors* 25 years experience working in the Microelectronics Field encompassing a wide spectrum of activities ranging from device design to simulation, fabrication, testing and packaging and systems integration* 23 years lecturing experience at Undergraduate and Postgraduate level* Supervised/co-supervised 12 PhD students to completion* Research interests include: Intelligent lighting for applications in horticulture, single photon avalanche diodes, avalanche photodiodes, application specific integrated circuit design, nanopores development, photovoltaics, PV systems, energy storage, applications of photonics technology

Listed skills include Photonics, Physics, Simulations, Sensors, and 25 others.