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Ian Clancy is a Lecturer at the University of Limerick, affiliated with the Faculty of Science and Engineering. He serves as the Course Director for the LM125 Physics (Common Entry) program and has previously held the same role for the BSc and MSc in Applied Physics.
- Education:
- PhD in Physics, University of Limerick (1999–2004)
- BSc in Applied Physics, University of Limerick (1995–1999)
Dr. Clancy’s research focuses on statistical and non-linear physics, with applications in complex systems, emergent behavior, and dynamic phase transitions. His work spans modeling earthquakes, electromigration in interconnects, inkjet printing for conductive interconnects, pore growth in Indium-Phosphide, and the stability of polymers with embedded gold nanoparticles. He also collaborates on projects involving granular media and nanotechnology.
His recent publications highlight expertise in electron microscopy simulation software (TEMGYM Basic and Advanced) and applications in nanomaterials and physics education. He contributed to the Professional Diploma in Teaching Physics, which received funding to train secondary school teachers in physics accreditation.
Teaching includes modules like PH4005 Introduction to Computational Physics, PH4171 Mechanics, and PH4042 Thermal Physics, emphasizing programming, numerical methods, and practical lab experiments.
