Supervisors: MacCraith, Brian

Doctoral Thesis

Moore, John (2010) Development of enhanced performance luminescence-based optical sensor systems for single-analyte and multii-analyte applications. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Kent, Nigel J. (2009) Development of a microfluidic platform and detection system for platelet function analysis. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Spillman, Scott D. (2009) Standardized development of microarray technology via substrate-independent surface coatings. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Trnavsky, Michal (2009) Surface plasmon-coupled emission for applications in biomedical diagnostics. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Copperwhite, Robert (2008) Sol-gel planar lightwave circuits for sensing and telecommunications. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Stranik, Ondrej (2007) Plasmonic enhancement of fluorescence for biomedical diagnostics. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

McGaughey, Orla (2006) Development of a generic multi-analyte optical sensor platform for fluorescence-based sensing. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Hradil, Jan (2005) Development of enhanced techniques for aerodynamic monitoring using pressure-sensitive-paint (PSP). PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Kolodziejczyk, Boleslaw Andrzej (2005) Laser trapping microchip for biotechnological applications: design and development. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Burke, Conor Stephen (2004) Development of microfabricated optical chemical sensor platforms using polymer processing technology. PhD thesis, Dublin City University.

Masters Thesis

Donohue, John R. (2006) Development of chemical sensors using novel infrared sources. Master of Science thesis, Dublin City University.

Markey, Joseph Adam (2004) Novel optical sensing systems for primary level science education. Master of Science thesis, Dublin City University.

Bowe, Philip (2003) Characterisation of porosity and sensor response times of sol-gel-derived thin films for oxygen sensor applications. Master of Science thesis, Dublin City University.