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Prof. Liam Barry is a Professor in the School of Electronic Engineering at Dublin City University (DCU), where he also serves as Director of the Radio and Optical Communications Laboratory. He holds a PhD from the University of Rennes, France, and has held research and academic roles at institutions including France Telecom’s Orange Labs and Auckland University, New Zealand. His expertise spans optical communications, signal processing, and optoelectronics. Key roles include ECOC 2019 Co-Chair and SFI Principal Investigator. He has published over 600 articles, holds 10 patents, and supervised 37 graduate students. Education: BE (Electronic Engineering) – University College Dublin (1991) MEngSc (Optical Communications) – University College Dublin (1993) PhD – University of Rennes, France (1996) Research Interests: All-optical signal processing Optical pulse generation and characterization Hybrid radio/fibre communication systems Wavelength-tunable lasers for reconfigurable networks Optical performance monitoring Optical frequency combs Funding & Awards: €20M Irish Photonic Integration Centre (IPIC) SFI Programme (2013–2025) Member of Royal Irish Academy (2019) Irish Research Council Board Member (2019) Over €70M in research grants secured across 60+ projects Labs & Teams: Director of the Radio and Optical Communications Laboratory, part of The Rince Institute (2006–2010). Collaborates with industry partners like Tyndall Institute, Eblana Photonics, and ESA. Grants & Contributions: Lead on projects like OPTICOMB, BIGPIPES, and TOPCAT Co-Chair of ECOC 2019

• All-Optical Signal Processing
• Optical Pulse Generation and Characterization
• Hybrid Radio/Fibre Communication Systems
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Michael Connelly is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electronics & Computer Engineering at the University of Limerick . His research focuses on optical communications, semiconductor optical amplifiers, and quantum-dot laser technologies. Research Interests Optical Communications Quantum-Dot Semiconductor Lasers Fiber Optic Sensors Physical Modelling of Optical Devices Article Trends: Recent work centers on quantum-dot semiconductor optical amplifiers, Mach-Zehnder interferometer applications, and advanced pulse characterization techniques in optical systems, with a strong emphasis on performance optimization and modeling. Teaching EE4313 Active Circuit Design EE4117 Electromagnetics EE4034 Telecommunications Fundamentals

• Optical Communications
• Optoelectronics
• Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers
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Richard Kavanagh is a Senior Lecturer at University College Cork (UCC) in the School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, directing the Mechatronics Research Laboratory. He holds a PhD from UCC and is a Chartered Engineer listed in Marquis Who's Who in Science and Engineering. His research focuses on sensor design, advanced signal processing, quantization effects analysis, servosystem control, and VR-based mechatronics education. He has held roles including Senior Research Scientist at PEI Technologies and Senior Project Engineer at SPS Laboratories. Education: BEng (Electrical) 1984, MEngSc 1985, PhD 1998 – all from UCC. Professional affiliations include Senior Member of IEEE (1994-1999) and membership in ASEE and IEI. Research interests emphasize theoretical and practical advancements in digital signal processing for quantized signals, nonuniform sampling, and mechatronics visualization. His work includes novel algorithms for velocity measurement, FIR filter design for quantized signals, and compliant mechanism synthesis. Publications span over three decades, with key contributions in IEEE Transactions, ASME, and international conferences. He serves as Associate Editor for IEEE Signal Processing Letters and has contributed to projects like the Blue City initiative addressing urban hydrology and sea level rise in Cork. Teaching includes modules on Industrial Automation and Robotics. His lab develops test systems for complex industrial processes and mechatronic visualization tools.

• Sensor Design
• Signal Processing
• Servosystem Control
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Dr. Charles Markham is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Maynooth University's Faculty of Science & Engineering. He graduated with a degree in Applied Physics from Dublin City University and earned his PhD in element specific imaging in computerised tomography. His research spans novel imaging systems, biomedical instrumentation, and human-computer interaction with a strong focus on brain-computer interfaces and motion capture technologies. Research Affiliations: Hamilton Institute, ALL Institute Teaching: Robotics, Computer Graphics, Advanced Computer Architecture Professor Markham's research interests center on novel imaging technologies including coded aperture imaging and wide-baseline stereo systems, motion capture and wearable computing with applications in rehabilitation, and mobile machine vision for driving simulation and augmented reality. His work with the Mathematics and Statistics Ecology group demonstrates interdisciplinary interests in ecological modelling . His publication record shows consistent contributions to brain-computer interfaces (2007-2011), driver behavior analysis (2014-2021), motion capture systems (2006-2009), and optical imaging techniques (2001-2008). The research spans multiple disciplines including neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and ecological mathematics. He has supervised several graduate students including D. Kelly (2009 thesis on sign language recognition) and J. Foody (2007 thesis on motion capture biofeedback systems). His collaborations extend across institutions with partnerships at TU Dublin and University College Dublin.

• Computer Science
• Biomedical Engineering
• Machine Vision
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Liam Barry is a Professor at the School of Electronic Engineering, Dublin City University. He leads the Radio and Optical Communications Laboratory and serves as a Principal Investigator for Science Foundation Ireland (SFI). Previously, he was Director of the Rince Institute (2006–2010) and worked as a Research Fellow at Auckland University and France Telecom's (Orange Labs) Optical Systems Department. His research focuses on all-optical signal processing hybrid radio/fibre systems wavelength tuneable lasers for reconfigurable optical networks . He has authored over 400 peer-reviewed publications and holds 9 patents, with a strong emphasis on advancing optical communication technologies. Liam is actively involved in academic leadership, directing interdisciplinary research initiatives and fostering collaborations in dependable networks and optical systems.

• all-optical signal processing
• hybrid radio/fibre systems
• wavelength tuneable lasers for reconfigurable optical networks