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Dr. Bryan Kelleher
Biography
I am from Cork and attended UCC as an undergraduate student, graduating with a Joint Honours Degree in Physics and Mathematics in 1998. I subsequently completed an MSc in Physics under the supervision of Niall Ó Murchadha in 1999. Following this I moved to Cambridge University, taking Part III (of the Mathematical Tripos) and graduating in 2000. I then returned to Cork and completed my PhD in Physics in 2003 - again under the supervision of Niall Ó Murchadha. This was followed by two years as a postdoctoral fellow in the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, working with Bill Unruh. Upon the completion of this fellowship I returned to Cork and worked in Tyndall National Institute and Cork Institute of Technology until moving to my current position in the School of Physics, UCC, while remaining an Academic Member of Tyndall National Institute. My research focusses on the non-linear dynamics of semiconductor lasers.