Each year the Institute of Physics in Ireland awards the Earnshaw Medal to the undergraduate student who presents the best final year project.
Earnshaw Prize 2009 Winner:
Raymond McQuaid from Queen’s University Belfast for his project on Domain dynamics and switching behaviour in ferroelectric mesowires.
Earnshaw Medal 2009 Nominees:
Nominee | Institution | Project Title | Supervisor |
CIT | Measurement of the Dynamics of a Semiconductor Laser with Optical Feedback | Dr. Guillaume Huyet | |
UCD | The Physics of the Solar Wind | Dr. Peter Duffy | |
UCC | Classical simulation of optically excited phonon dynamics in Bismuth | Prof. Stephen Fahy | |
NUIM | Holography and Speckle Patterns | Prof. J.A. Murphy | |
DIT | Ultraviolet Emissions from Compact Fluorescent Lamps | Dr. Tom Cantwell | |
WIT | Real Time Modelling of Computational Fluid Dynamics using Compute Unified Device Architecture | Dr. Kieran Murphy | |
QUB | Domain dynamics and switching behaviour in ferroelectric mesowires | Prof. J. M. Gregg | |
NUIG | Computational estimation of the critical mass of a Nuclear Fission weapon | Dr. John McDonald | |
TCD | Measuring the Physical Properties of Chromosomes | Dr. Winnie Edith Svendsen | |
DCU | Optical Sensors for Heavy Metal Ion Monitoring | Prof. Colette McDonagh |
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