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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.

 

  Ultrasonics News  

Collaborative paper published in Elsevier journal Thin-Walled Structures
23.01.2012

A collaborative paper with the Ultrasonics Research Group in UCC has been published in Thin-Walled Structures.


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URG paper published in IEEE Transactions
23.01.2012

A paper by the Ultrasonics Research Group in UCC has been published in the IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control.


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URG paper presented at 2011 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium
20.10.2011

A paper by the Ultrasonics Research Group, UCC was presented at the 2011 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium in Orlando, FL.


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PhD Scholarship available
30.09.2011

A fully-funded PhD scholarship is available in the URG.


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URG receives funding from the 2011 SFI Research Frontiers Programme
24.08.2011

Dr Bill Wright, Director of the Ultrasonics Research Group in UCC has been awarded funding from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) under the 2011 Research Frontiers Programme (RFP) call.


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URG publishes article in Encyclopedia of Dairy Sciences, Second Edition
10.05.2011

An article entitled "Analytical Methods: Ultrasonic Techniques" by Bill Wright has been published in the Encyclopedia of Dairy Sciences, Second Edition.


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