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2012/13 Awards:
- Fabrication of Graphene metal nanoparticle composite materials as electrodes for solar cells. Lorcan Brennan (Yurii Gun’ko – Supervisor).
- Visualising the time dependent uptake and cellular localisation of luminescent Ru(II) polypyridyl functionalised gold nanoparticles in cancer cells. Kim Orange (Clive Willams – Supervisor).
- Study of the mechanical properties of Insect Cuticle. Eoin Parle (David Taylor – Supervisor).
2011/2012 Awards:
- Fabrication of Graphene metal nanoparticle composite materials as electrodes for solar cells. Lorcan Brennan (Yurii Gun’ko – Supervisor).
- Visualising the time dependent uptake and cellular localisation of luminescent Ru(II) polypyridyl functionalised gold nanoparticles in cancer cells. Kim Orange (Clive Willams– Supervisor).
- Visualising the time dependent uptake and cellular localisation of luminescent Ru(II) polypyridyl functionalised gold nanoparticles in cancer cells. Eoin Parle (David Taylor – Supervisor).
2010/2011 Awards:
' Endocannabinoids; modulators of the autophagy-lysosomal pathway and
potential therapeutics for Alzheimer’s disease' - Riffat Tanveer, Department of Physiology and Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience.
' Structure and Morphology of Pharmaceutical Polymer-Drug Hybrid Nanoparticles and
their Platelet Interactions' - Joanne Crean, School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science.
'Scanning electron microscopy studies on the fracture mechanisms in
polymer – clay nanocomposites' - Oana Mihaela Istrate, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering.
2009/2010 Awards:
'Study of Old Library Dust' - Allyson Smith, Geology Dept.
'Synthesis, Reactivity and Transport of Supported Fe/M Bimetallic Particles for Reductive Remediation of Pollutants' - Deirdre Murphy, School of Chemistry.
2007/2008 Awards:
- Fionnula McBreen, Dept. of Zoology.
'Examination of Foraminifer from seventeen sites in the Celtic Deep in the southern Irish Sea'
- Deinse Charles, School of Physics.
'Development of Bio-molecular functionalised nanoparticles for high sensitive bio-sensing'
- Marjolein Kamermans, School of Natural Sciences, Zoology.
'Scanning Electron Microscopy on Lake Tanganyika endemic shrimp'
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