Podcasts
A new Crystalline Material could solve the global water crisis.
Prof. Mike Zaworotoko & Dr Victoria Gascon Perez describe on Live 95FM how crystals can capture water vapor from the air & release it to provide clean water.
Edison of Medicine’ delivers Bernal Distinguished Lecture
Listen to Biomaterials and Biotechnology: From the discovery of the first angiogenesis inhibitors to the development of controlled drug delivery systems and the foundation of tissue engineering from University of Limerick in Podcasts.
Next generation battery technology for electric vehicles
UL Chair in Chemical Nanotechnology, Prof Kevin M Ryan explains next generation battery technology for Electric Vehicles. Prof Ryan and team are leading EU projects Si-Drive and Neillsbat on new battery technology for EVs.
Cracking the code for continuous processing and personalised medicine
Bernal Chair in Pharmaceutical Powder Engineering Gavin Walker describes medicines of the future that will radically improve patients quality of life
Prof Luuk Van Der Wielen, spoke to RTÉ Radio 1 about the significance of the deal with the Bernal Institute and SKYNRG to develop sustainable aviation fuel
Bernal Institute and SkyNRG join forces in the fight to reduce carbon emissions
PhD student Sarah Markham talks about Physics on Limerick 95FM radio
Joe Nash of Limerick Today interviews the 2019 Institute of Physics in Ireland (IOPI) Rosse Medal winner, Sarah Markham
Open Science
Seminar by Prof. Karel Luyben, former Rector Magnificus of TU Delft and an expert on Open Science. Listen and learn how to implement Open Science.
Sepsis, a worldwide problem crying out for a solution
Dr Jakki Cooney, co-founder of UL spinout Cala Medical, based in the Nexus Innovation Centre in UL discusses her research.
Atomic Action Movies – Revealing the world, one atom at a time
Dr Andy Stewart is joined by PhD Students Kalani Moore and Eileen Courtney to describe the atomic action motives brought to life through microscopy.
Towards a Cleaner Carbon Fibre Future
Dr Maurice Collins is leading a €4.9m EU wide project called LIBRE to create a cleaner and cheaper alternative means of carbon fibre production using lignin, a polymer found in wood and bark, rather than current petroleum based methods.