ULTRASONICS RESEARCH GROUP
The Ultrasonics Research Group (URG) in UCC was established in 1997 and conducts research into novel ultrasonic applications, medical ultrasound, prototype ultrasonic transducers and techniques, and non-destructive testing/evaluation (NDT/NDE) methods. The group specialises in non-contact ultrasonic measurement, and has particular expertise in capacitive air-coupled transducers and their application, tomographic reconstruction, ultrasonic flow measurement and ultrasonic imaging.
The Ultrasonics Research Group is also part of the Biomedical Signal Processing Group in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, UCC.
25.02.2010
The Director of the Ultrasonics Research Group in UCC, Dr. Bill Wright, has been elevated to Senior Member of the IEEE.
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15.01.2010
The call for applicants to the 2010 EMBARK Initiative Postgraduate Scholarship Scheme from IRCSET has been announced.
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07.12.2009
Hitachi have announced what they claim to be the first commercially available ultrasonic array probe based on CMUT technology.
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01.12.2009
The director of the Ultrasonics Research Group in UCC, Dr. Bill Wright, has joined the Technical Programme Committee for the IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium.
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25.09.2009
Research engineers in the Ultrasonics Research Group, UCC have developed a real-time parametric equalizer for ultrasonic applications.
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25.09.2009
A paper by the Ultrasonics Research Group, UCC was presented at the 2009 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium in Rome, Italy.
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04.09.2009
A paper by researchers from the Ultrasonics Research Group, UCC was presented at the 2009 International Manufacturing Conference (IMC26) in Dublin, Ireland.
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19.06.2009
Researchers in the Ultrasonics Research Group, UCC have secured funding under the National Access Plan in the Tyndall National Institute.
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12.06.2009
Two papers by the Ultrasonics Research Group, UCC were presented at the IET Irish Signals and Systems Conference (ISSC 2009) in Dublin, Ireland.
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