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  Prediciton of fatigue failure in engineering components using the finite element method 

  Wang, Ge (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, 2000)

  Prediction of fatigue failure in engineering artefects is becoming increasingly important as we enter the third millennium; more catastrophic fatigue failures will occur as engineers push the limits of design even further ...
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  Influence of Biochemical Cues in Human Corneal Stromal Cell Phenotype. 

  Ahearne, Mark (2018)
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  Cavity Resonance Suppression Using Fluidic Spoilers 

  Bennett, Gareth (2018)
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  Investigating the applicability of single-channel electroencephalography in cochlear implant patients 

  Valdes, Alejandro Lopez (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, 2017)

  Hearing impairment affects over 5% of the population worldwide. Namely, about a quarter of a million adults in Ireland are estimated to have permanent hearing impairment due mainly to ageing and/or noise exposure. Cochlear ...
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  Two-phase flow and heat transfer in reflux thermosyphons 

  Smith, Kate (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, 2016)

  Improved cooling technologies are becoming necessary in electronic applications, specifically Radio Frequency Power Amplifiers (RFPA) installed in tower-top Remote Radioheads (RRH). Current methods of cooling are becoming ...

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