Sean Moore

Sean Moore is an Associate Professor in the School of Engineering at the University of Limerick. His research focuses on lean manufacturing, quality control, and biomedical device production, with a strong emphasis on integrating advanced technologies like machine vision, real-time analytics, and cyber-physical systems into production systems. He has contributed to process optimization, waste valorization through pyrolysis, and sustainable industrial practices.

Key research areas include non-destructive testing methods (e.g., Raman spectroscopy, FT-IR), data-driven process monitoring, and the application of statistical process control in healthcare manufacturing. His work bridges engineering and healthcare, addressing challenges in medical device development, supply chain efficiency, and environmental sustainability.

Collaborations span academia and industry, with projects addressing global policy frameworks for disability support and industrial wastewater management. His publications highlight trends toward closed-loop production systems, energy-water-carbon nexus analysis, and lean methodologies tailored to biomedical manufacturing.

Notable contributions include pioneering work on bio-oil production from torrefied feedstock, optimizing coronary stent supply chains, and refining interventional catheter designs. His research aligns with the UNCRPD by advocating for accessible healthcare solutions and sustainable industrial practices.