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Eric Dalton is a Lecturer in the School of Engineering at the University of Limerick. His research spans materials development, system reliability, thermal management of electronics, and biomedical microfluidics. He has collaborated with organizations like NASA, ESA, and MIT on advanced cooling systems and nanomaterials.
Dr. Dalton holds a Doctor of Philosophy (2005) and a Bachelor of Science (1999). He teaches modules including Energy Storage, Semiconductor I, and Semiconductor II. His work focuses on nanomaterial characterization (e.g., thermoelectric nanowires), electronic reliability (solder joint analysis), and thermal interface materials for microelectronics.
Key research areas include:
- Ultra-long nanowire production using diamond synchrotron analysis.
- Phase-changing thermal interface materials for fiber optic lasers.
- Microfluidic bio-reactors for genetic diagnostics.
His recent publications highlight advancements in thermoelectric device measurement, magnetic micropump performance, and carbon nanotube composites. He has contributed to industry standards like the IPC creep corrosion guideline and engaged in innovation partnerships with global companies.
Dr. Dalton’s work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly through sustainable materials innovation and advanced thermal management solutions for electronics.
