Patrick Lemoine

Dr. Patrick Lemoine is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering at Ulster University, with over two decades of academic service since his 2001 appointment. He is affiliated with the Engineering Research Institute and serves as Course Director for the BEng Clean Technology program. His career spans materials testing, nanotechnology, and biomedical applications, supported by collaborative work in industry (Seagate Inc, AVX Ltd) and academia (CEA-Grenoble, QUB, King's College London).

• PhD in Physics, Trinity College Dublin (1992)
• Postdoctoral Fellowship, Politecnico di Torino (1996)
• Senior Lecturer, Ulster University (2001–present)

His research focuses on nanolayer characterization using advanced techniques like SEM, EDX, AFM, FIB, and nanoindentation. Current projects address multilayer ceramic capacitors, dental enamel properties, and marine snow interactions. Key contributions include AFM studies of drug delivery systems and corrosion-resistant biomedical coatings.

Article trends reveal expertise in nanomechanical testing, biofilm disruption, and multifunctional coatings. His work intersects materials science with biomedical engineering and sustainable technologies.

Lemoine contributes to research ethics as a member of the Ulster University Research Ethics Committee (UUREC). While no specific student advisement details are provided, his projects often involve interdisciplinary collaboration.