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(2017) "A risk assessment tool for highly energetic break-up events during the atmospheric re-entry" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
(2017) --> "Distinguishability and Web Traffic Timing Analysis" (Supervised by Leith, Douglas)
(2017) --> "Colour Transfer and Shape Registration using Functional Data Representations" (Supervised by Dahyot, Rozenn)
(2017) --> "Mathematical Foundations of Differential Privacy" (Supervised by Leith, Douglas; Co-Supervised by Mason, Oliver (NUI Maynooth))
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(2017) --> "CO-CREATION WITH OPEN GOVERNMENT DATA: A Constructivist Approach Using a Multiple Case Studies Strategy from an Information Systems Perspective" (Supervised by Keaney, Aideen; Co-Supervised by Bannister, Frank)
(2017) --> "HOP.SKIP.JUMP.GAMES The design, development, deployment and evaluation of video games to support locomotor acquisition in a classroom setting" (Supervised by Conlan, Owen; Co-Supervised by Hederman, Lucy)
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(2017) --> "A Convex Optimisation Approach to Optimal Control in Queueing Systems" (Supervised by Leith, Douglas)
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(2017) --> "Learning Temporal Sentiment from Business News A Computational Approach" (Supervised by Ahmad, Khurshid)
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(2016) --> "Vectorization for Accelerated Gather/Scatter and Multibyte Data Formats" (Supervised by Gregg, David)
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(2016) --> "Translating from "State-Rich" to "State-Poor" Process Algebras" (Supervised by Butterfield, Andrew)
(2016) --> "The Derived Data Approach to Support the Construction and Consumption of Explorable Visual Narratives" (Supervised by Conlan, Owen)
(2016) "Reliability Updating in Linear Opinion Pooling for Multiple Decision Makers" (Supervised by Houlding, Brett)
(2016) --> "Content and Context in Conversations: The Role of Social and Situational Signals in Conversation Structure" (Supervised by Vogel, Carl; Co-Supervised by Campbell, Nick)
(2016) --> "Goal-Driven Service Composition in Mobile and Pervasive Computing" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
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(2016) --> "Savant: An Accounting and Accountability Framework for Information Centric Networks" (Supervised by O'Mahony, Donal)
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(2016) --> "Charge Routing Networking: Using Lightning Strikes to Add Dynamicity to CCN" (Supervised by Bouroche, Melanie; Co-Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
(2016) --> "A cross-cultural exploration of online community newcomer behaviour" (Supervised by Savage, Timothy)
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(2016) --> "Bridge21 – A Model for Team Based, Technology, Mediated Learning In and Out of School Context" (Supervised by Tangney, Brendan)
(2016) --> "Transfer Function Optimization for Volume Visualization Based on Visibility and Saliency" (Supervised by Dingliana, John)
(2016) --> "Prediction-Based Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Inherently Non-Stationary Environments" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán; Co-Supervised by Dusparic, Ivana)
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(2016) --> "Towards the development of a clinically effective interoperable epilepsy electronic patient record" (Supervised by Grimson, Jane; Co-Supervised by Hederman, Lucy)
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(2016) --> "Improving Parallelism through Communication, Partitioning and Load Balancing Optimizations" (Supervised by Gregg, David)
(2016) --> "Peer Assisted Multicast Streaming for On-Demand Applications" (Supervised by Dukes, Jonathan)
(2016) --> "Fault Localization in Distributed Adaptive Systems" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán; Co-Supervised by Barrett, Stephen)
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(2016) --> "Software Defined Telecommunication Networks" (Supervised by Ruffini, Marco)
(2016) --> "Parallel Transfer Learning: Accelerating Reinforcement Learning in Multi-Agent Systems" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán; Co-Supervised by Dusparic, Ivana)
(2016) --> "Static Task Partitioning Techniques for Parallel Applications on Heterogeneous Processors" (Supervised by Gregg, David)
(2016) --> "Accelerated Computing on Computational Grid Infrastructures" (Supervised by Dukes, Jonathan)
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(2016) --> "Bayesian Modelling and Analysis of Utility-based Maintenance for Repairable Systems" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon; Co-Supervised by Houlding, Brett)

(2015) --> "Collaborative, Contextual, and Technology-Mediated Mathematics Learning Activities: Design Heuristics and Effects on Student Engagement" (Supervised by Tangney, Brendan)
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(2015) --> "Space & Time Efficient Sparse Matrix Transpose" (Supervised by Gregg, David)
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(2015) --> "Optimizing multimedia content delivery over next-generation optical networks" (Supervised by Ruffini, Marco)
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(2015) --> "Qoordination: Learning to Coordinate Traffic Controller Agents in Dynamic Transport Networks" (Supervised by O'Mahony, Donal)
(2015) --> "Water Distribution Network Sectorisation" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán; Co-Supervised by Barrett, Stephen)
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(2015) --> "Key Challenges in the Current TB & HIV Information System in South Africa A Case Study in Khay" (Supervised by Grimson, Jane; Co-Supervised by Hederman, Lucy)
(2015) --> "Linear transformations of semantic spaces for word-sense discrimination and collocation compositionality grading" (Supervised by Emms, Martin)
(2015) --> "Certainty Assessment in Informal Language" (Supervised by Vogel, Carl)
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(2015) "Tracking the distribution of bugs across software release versions" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
(2015) --> "Decentralised Detection of Emergence in Complex Adaptive Systems" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2015) --> "PiCSE: A Framework for Simulation and Emulation of Pervasive Computing Applications" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
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(2015) --> "A Study of the Formation & Nature of a Community of Learners within a blended, part-time, graduate, Higher Education Programme" (Supervised by Tangney, Brendan)
(2015) --> "Language Support for Communicating Transactions" (Supervised by Hennessy, Matthew; Co-Supervised by Koutavas, Vasileios)
(2015) --> "Collaborative Requirements Elicitation To Foster Shared Understanding" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2015) "Visual Attention Using 2D & 3D Displays" (Supervised by Dahyot, Rozenn)

(2014) --> "L2 Inference for Shape Parameter Estimation" (Supervised by Dahyot, Rozenn)
(2014) --> "Formalising a Real-Time Coordination Model" (Supervised by Hughes, Arthur)
(2014) --> "CAWriter : using an Activity System perspective to inform the design of tools to support early career Ph.D. candidates" (Supervised by Tangney, Brendan)
(2014) --> "The MOUSE approach: Mapping Ontologies using UML for System Engineers" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
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(2014) --> "Identification and Interpretation of Figurative Language with Computational Semantic Models" (Supervised by Ahmad, Khurshid)
(2014) --> "A Framework for the Delivery and Evaluation of Personalised Multilingual Information Retrieval" (Supervised by Wade, Vincent)
(2014) --> "Social profiles for dynamically configurable agents in large scale cloud, grid, and heterogeneous infrastructures" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
(2014) --> "Fibrations of Predicates and Bicategories of Relations" (Supervised by Gibbons, Hugh)
(2014) --> "Detecting Gender Bias in the Coverage of Politicians in Irish Newspapers Using Automated Text Classification" (Supervised by Drew, Eileen; Co-Supervised by Vogel, Carl)
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(2014) --> "Using visualisation to support Reflective Community Design" (Supervised by Lewis, Dave; Co-Supervised by Hederman, Lucy)
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(2014) --> "OM2R Semantic Documentation of Ontology Mapping Lifecycle to Support Retrieval and Reuse of Ontology Mappings" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2014) --> "Detecting Restriction Class Correspondences in Linked Open Data" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)

(2013) --> "Effects of Social Structure on Establishing Lexical Conventions in a Computational Model of Task-Oriented Primeval Dialogue" (Supervised by Vogel, Carl)
(2013) --> "Behavioural Equivalences for Web Services" (Supervised by Hennessy, Matthew)
(2013) --> "Probabilistic Program Verification in the style of the Unifying Theories of Programming" (Supervised by Butterfield, Andrew)
(2013) --> "Semantic-based Service Analysis and Optimization" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
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(2013) --> "Opportunistic service composition in dynamic ad hoc environments" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
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(2013) --> "An Approach to Managed Clustering for Knowledge-Based Networks" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2013) --> "Cross-Site Personalisation" (Supervised by Conlan, Owen; Co-Supervised by Wade, Vincent)
(2013) --> "Identifying Translation Effects in English Natural Language Text" (Supervised by Vogel, Carl)
(2013) --> "Bayesian inference for Short term Traffic Forecasting" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
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(2013) --> "An Approach to Modelling Learner Cognition for Technology Enhanced Learning" (Supervised by Conlan, Owen)
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(2013) --> "Discovery of Delay-Tolerant Networking Endpoint Elements" (Supervised by Weber, Stefan; Co-Supervised by Farrell, Stephen)
(2013) --> "Planning and Adaptation of Virtual Human Character Motion" (Supervised by Dingliana, John; Co-Supervised by Collins, Steven)
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(2012) --> "An Image Analysis and Machine Learning Approach to Measuring the Quality of Individual Colonoscopy Procedures" (Supervised by Lacey, Gerard)
(2012) "MCMC for Inference on Phase-type and Masked System Lifetime Models" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
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(2012) "Fast Sequential Parameter Inference for Dynamic State Space Models" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
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(2012) --> "Adaptive eLearning for Grid Computing" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
(2012) "Foundations of Ad Hoc Wireless Networks" (Supervised by Hennessy, Matthew)
(2012) --> "Unintrusive, Engaging, Simple Semantic Mapping over Time" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2012) "Enhancing Real-Time Focus and Context Direct Volume Rendering" (Supervised by Dingliana, John)
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(2012) --> "Load Balancing and Rate Limiting Based Algorithms for Improving Cloud Computing Performance" (Supervised by O'Mahony, Donal)
(2012) "prioritised slotted-Circus" (Supervised by Butterfield, Andrew)
(2012) --> "Lock-free internal binary search trees with memory management" (Supervised by Jones, Jeremy)
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(2012) --> "Risk Perceptions on Social Networking Sites: An Investigation of Age and Other Factors" (Supervised by Bannister, Frank)
(2012) --> "Addressing Scalability in Mobile Ad hoc Networks" (Supervised by Weber, Stefan)
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(2012) --> "Sobriquet: A Personal Naming and Identity Management System" (Supervised by O'Mahony, Donal)
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(2012) "A Virtual Reality - based Context Simulator for Evaluating the Effect of Uncertainty on Smart Building Applications" (Supervised by Lewis, Dave)
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(2012) --> "Locomotion for Crowd Animation" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Carol)
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(2012) "Statistical Framework for Multi Sensor Fusion and 3D Reconstruction" (Supervised by Dahyot, Rozenne)
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(2011) --> "Reactive Execution-Time Forecasting of Dynamically-Adaptable Software" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2011) --> "MUSE - PLatform For Mobile Computer Supported Collaborative Learning" (Supervised by Tangney, Brendan)
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(2011) --> "Integrated Intra-HAN and Inter-HAN Service Interoperability" (Supervised by Lewis, Dave; Co-Supervised by Keeney, John)
(2011) --> --> "Interactive Manycore Photon Mapping" (Supervised by Dingliana, John)
(2011) --> "Semantic-Oriented Cross-Lingual Ontology Mapping" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2011) --> "An Expert-Supported Approach to Data Exploration" (Supervised by Conlan, Owen)
(2011) --> "A New Method to Implement Bayesian Inference on Stochastic Differential Equation Models" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
(2011) "3D Object Reconstruction using Multiple Views" (Supervised by Dahyot, Rozenn)
(2011) --> --> "Situation-Based Testing for Ubiquitous Computing Systems" (Supervised by Lewis, Dave)
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(2011) --> "Automatic Reasoner Composition and Selection" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2011) "Variational Bayes Approximation for Inverse Regression Problems" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
(2011) --> "A Generic Framework for Grid-Enabled Visualisation and Computational Steering, and its Characterisation" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)

(2010) --> "Design and implementation of an ahead-of-time compiler for PHP" (Supervised by Gregg, David)
(2010) --> "A Dependency Modelling Approach for the Management of Ontology-Based Integration Systems" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2010) --> "FPGA message passing cluster architectures" (Supervised by Manzke, Michael)
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(2010) --> "Multi-Policy Optimization in Decentralized Autonomic Systems" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
(2010) --> "Time-Adaptive Dynamic Software Reconfiguration for Embedded Software" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2010) --> "Strengthening Real-Time Support in Wireless Networks" (Supervised by Weber, Stefan)
(2010) --> "Acceleration of Cryptographic Functions using Graphics Hardware" (Supervised by Waldron, John)
(2010) --> "An Empirical Study of the Comparative Effect of Aspectand Object-Oriented Programming on Testability" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2010) --> "Context-Informed Semantic Interoperation" (Supervised by Wade, Vincent)
(2010) --> "Influencing User Perception Using Real-Time Adaptive Abstraction" (Supervised by Dingliana, John)
(2010) --> "Decentralized Optimization of Fluctuating Urban Traffic Using Reinforcement Learning" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
(2010) --> "Formal Polytypic Programs and Proofs" (Supervised by Hughes, Arthur)
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(2009) "Bayesian kernel classification for high dimensional data with variable selection" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
(2009) --> "Using Semantic Mapping for Semantic Based Publish/Subscribe System" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
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(2009) "ALPH: A DSAL-based Programming Model for Complexity Management in Pervasive Healthcare Applications" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2009) --> "Exploiting Heterogeneity in Peer-to-Peer Systems Using Gradient Topologies" (Supervised by Dowling, Jim)
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(2009) --> "Supporting Personalised Recommendations in Context-aware Applications" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)

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(2008) --> "Supporting the Tutor in a Tutor-Tutee Adaptive Educational System" (Supervised by Tangney, Brendan)
(2008) --> "A Model for Mobile Spatial Services" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán )
(2008) --> "Infogrid - a Relational Approach to Grid Computing" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
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(2008) --> "Task Recommendation for Flow Applications" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2008) --> --> "Social Grid Agents" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
(2008) --> "Cashua: Integrating Semantics and Content-Based Networking for Context Distribution" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2008) --> --> "Command and Control for Grid Infrastructures" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)

(2007) --> --> "Interaction-based Information Retrieval in Multimodal, Online, Artefact-Focused Meeting Recordings" (Supervised by Luz, Saturnino)
(2007) --> "Real-Time Coordination of Mobile Autonomous Entities" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
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(2007) --> --> "An Application Framework for Mobile, Context-Aware Trails" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2007) "On Coordination Disambiguation in a Generative Parsing Model, with Memory-Based Techniques for Parameter Estimation" (Supervised by Luz, Saturnino)
(2007) --> "A Study of Notions of Participation and Discourse in Argument Structure Realisation" (Supervised by Vogel, Carl)
(2007) --> "Location Aware Multimedia Narratives" (Supervised by Haahr, Mads)
(2007) --> --> "Trust Evaluation for the Grid" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
(2007) --> --> "The SMG DSM System Enabling Shared Memory for the Grid" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
(2007) --> --> "Virtual Machine Showdown: Stack versus Registers" (Supervised by Gregg, David)
(2007) --> --> "Self-Organizing Topology Adaptation in Peer-to-Peer Networks" (Supervised by Haahr, Mads)

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(2006) --> "High Performance Scientific Computing Using FPGAs for Lattice QCD" (Supervised by Gregg, David)
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(2006) --> --> "Context-Aware Power Management" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
(2006) --> "Hard Real-Time Communication for Mobile Ad Hoc Network" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
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(2006) --> --> "A Framework for Instrument Monitoring on the Grid" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
(2006) --> "Distributed Shared Memory Architectures And Global Performance State Estimation" (Supervised by Coghlan, Brian)
(2006) --> "A Knowledge-Light Approach to Regression using Case-Based Reasoning" (Supervised by Cunningham, Pádraig)
(2006) "Discovery of Autonomous Semantic Services in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2006) --> --> "Simulation Frameworks For The Teaching And Learning Of Distributed Algorithms" (Supervised by Tangney, Brendan)
(2006) --> "The OISIN framework: Ontology Interoperability in support of Semantic Interoperability" (Supervised by Wade, Vincent)
(2006) --> "A Multi-Faceted Model of Trust that is Personalisable and Specialisable" (Supervised by O'Sullivan, Declan)
(2006) --> "Supporting Group Communication in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks" (Supervised by Clarke, Siobhán)
(2006) "Designing telecommunication service management systems" (Supervised by Grimson, Jane)

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(2005) --> "The multi-model, metadata driven approach to personalised eLearning services" (Supervised by Wade, Vincent)
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(2005) --> "A Knowledge Light Mechanism For Explanation In Case Based Reasoning" (Supervised by Cunningham, Pádraig)
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(2005) "Bayesian approaches to content-based image retrieval" (Supervised by Wilson, Simon)
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(2004) --> "The Decentralised Coordination Of Self Adaptive Components For Autonomic Distributed Systems" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
(2004) --> "On Demand Multimedia Server Clustering Using Dynamic Content Replication" (Supervised by Jones, Jeremy)
(2004) --> --> "Story Games And The Opiate System: Using Case Based Planning For Structuring Plots With An Expert Story Director Agent And Enacting Them In A Socially Simulated Game World" (Supervised by Cunningham, Pádraig)
(2004) --> "Supporting Mobile Computing In Object Oriented Middleware Architectures" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
(2004) --> --> "Completely Unanticipated Dynamic Adaptation Of Software" (Supervised by Cahill, Vinny)
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(2003) --> "Smart Radio: Building Community Based Internet Music Radio" (Supervised by Cunningham, Pádraig)
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(1999) --> "Perceptually Adaptive Collision Detection For Real Time Computer Animation" (Supervised by Collins, Steven)
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(1998) --> --> "Isac: A Case Based Reasoning System For Aircraft Conflict Resolution" (Supervised by Cunningham, Pádraig)
(1998) --> --> "Example Based Medical Translation: An Adaptation Guided Retrieval Approach" (Supervised by Cunningham, Pádraig)
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Planning your thesis

Common problems.

Most problems you will experience as a postgraduate student, have been experienced before. They include:

Poor planning
Methodological difficulties
Personal Problems (e.g. family, financial, jobs)
Supervision

Getting started

“the knack for all research students regardless of discipline is to pinpoint what is required and model your work accordingly” (Burnham, 1994:33)

Find out what you are expected to do by:

Attending departmental orientation and technical programs
Course handbooks
GSO guidelines
Books and websites
Read excellent theses

Past Theses

Copies of dissertations are deposited in the library so there are examples of what you have to produce there. Try searching the web for guidelines from other universities. This is an example of taking control of your own learning.

Course Handbooks

Well prepared course handbooks that address some of the transition, orientation and control issues above are very useful. If your course does not have one perhaps a group of graduate students could offer to draft something for your course based on your recent experience. As a minimum this will clarify issues for you and be of immense help to students in later years. They can do the up-dates as part of their structured learning plan to keep the document relevant. Departmental staff is usually so focused on their own work that they jump at the opportunity to have graduate students do some of this work.

Managing yourself

Because postgraduate study largely involves self-directed learning – self-management is critical. it is an opportunity to develop an effective and highly efficient process for working.

Estimate how long each task will take
Use planning tools to establish important sequences
Enter start dates, milestones and completion dates in your diary
Review and revise regularly
Write down everything you can so that you do not need to keep it in short-term memory
Hopelessly inaccurate estimates are much more efficient than no estimates at all

Technological needs

Make a list of your technological needs now (e.g. laptop, knowledge of Endnote, SPSS) and work out how you’re going to get them. For Endnote training visit: http://www.tcd.ie/Library/support/endnote/

For most software training visit: https://www.tcd.ie/itservices/training/index.php

Managing your writing

Writing is one of the most challenging tasks you will have to undertake. Make sure you start writing early on and regularly throughout your thesis. See our section on thesis writing .

What is your thesis about?

Write your research statement now (25-30 words). It will change over time but it is important that you formulate what it is, discuss it with your supervisor and reach an agreement on your research direction.

Use SPQR to help structure your research – it can be quite helpful in writing early versions of your abstract:

How would you describe the current situation?
What is the key problem your thesis addresses?
What questions arise from problem?
What did you do to answer the question? (response)

Click here for a PDF explaining the SPQR method.

Managing content

Having short-term and long-term goals as well as a realistic plan will help you manage your progress and ensure you generate effective content.

Set task targets with your supervisor
Make maximum use of resources
Get your material reviewed by peers (seminars, conferences, publish)
Make contact with people doing similar research (network)

What can I do now?

Make a plan
Establish a routine / rhythm
Start writing now
Read one book on writing
Read one thesis
Set long-term / short-term goals

Much of what can be learnt about the graduate student experience can be accesses through discussions with other students. Other help can be accessed through the Graduate Students' Union , the Postgraduate Advisory Service and the Graduate Studies Office .

The Centre for Academic Practice and Student Learning ( CAPSL ) provides support for graduate learning and teaching support under the Dean of Graduate Studies. Teaching and learning are not the same things. The skills a teacher uses to guide a student’s learning are not necessarily the same skills that students use to learn. CAPSL hopes to set up systems that promote both teaching and learning. The Graduate Student’s Union is represented on CAPSL so if you want your concerns or ideas expressed, speak to your delegate.

Your supervisor

The issue of supervision in specialised graduate areas is complicated and places high demands on interpersonal skills of staff and students. Use existing resources on communication, negotiation and conflict resolution. Try the library, SCS or talk to other students about how they did it. Remember, the content of your thesis is only part of your learning process. What you have learnt from how you went about researching, structuring and writing your thesis is just as likely to get you a job as the content.

Your relationship with your supervisor is the most important academic connection you will have throughout your Phd. It is critical that you learn to manage it efficiently:

Distinguish between what you want to do and what your supervisor wants you to do
Work out the best way of getting in contact with your supervisor
Know your supervisor’s strengths/weaknesses
As soon as possible find out your supervisor’s:
Research Interests
Recent publications
Experience supervising
How much time they will have
Will you be able to get on?
What kind of role does your supervisor expect?

Peer support

Some of the support that students feel they need from their supervisor can be obtained more effectively elsewhere. Your struggles to come to grips with the subject matter, define what you are trying to do, get yourself motivated, get over writers block, comprehend the demands of your supervisor, develop new insights and depth of meaning, vent your frustration at how long everything takes or getting over the latest computer crash, are all important parts of the learning process but not something with which the usual supervisor is going to have the time or skills to deal. However, there are two simple forms of peer supervision: the learning pair and the study group.

Learning in pairs

These are usually formed from within your own discipline and are generally content based. You form a partnership with someone with whom you want to work closely, agree on meeting times and what you are going to discuss. The content could be "what do you think my supervisor meant when he/she said I should be doing x. There is no data in this file. Can you see what's wrong with it?"

You can also set yourselves research tasks and provide summaries to each other.

Study Groups

Study groups are a way of addressing the issues involved in doing research work. They are relatively informal groups of students from different backgrounds and disciplines and different stages of completion. Maximum diversity ensures a breadth of insight and experience. There needs to be commitment to attend regularly and ways of managing meetings. You raise and discuss issues of mutual interest such as the supervision process and how to deal with interpersonal problems. Study groups can be where you try your ideas out on fresh minds to clarify things for yourself. You can make it more formal if you like e.g. researching a topic, finding out about Graduate Student Union activity in other Irish Universities, looking up College policy, finding some good graduate student websites and then reporting back to the group. Coffee and cake are a good idea.

Reflective Journals

Reflective journals are a very private form of leaning supervision. In essence you become your own supervisor. A reflective journal is not a work log or diary. In the reflective journal you record your experience of formulating questions and of how you came to find answers, like a documentary of your journey of discovery. They are a chance for you to explore your "blocks" and "dead ends" and to think about and plan strategies to overcome them. You do not have to keep one all the time. You might decide to do one over a 3-month period or during a time when things are going really well or really badly.

Student Counselling Service

Doing a thesis can be stressful. If you ever feel that the pressure is getting to much for you visit the Student Counselling Service which provides a confidential support service free of charge.

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Elektrostal Population	157,409 inhabitants
Elektrostal Population Density	3,179.3 /km² (8,234.4 /sq mi)

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Elektrostal Geographical coordinates	Latitude: , Longitude: 55° 48′ 0″ North, 38° 27′ 0″ East
Elektrostal Area	4,951 hectares 49.51 km² (19.12 sq mi)
Elektrostal Altitude	164 m (538 ft)
Elektrostal Climate	Humid continental climate (Köppen climate classification: Dfb)

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A behavioural and non-behavioural analysis of the London gold market . O'Connor, Fergal (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Trinity Business School, 2015) This thesis makes a number of contributions to the literature on the economics and finance of the gold market, with a special emphasis on the London gold market.
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The Impact of Multinational Enterprises' Spillovers on Indigenous Entrepreneurial Ecosystems ﻿

Do Emotions Matter? An Investigation of Human Emotions and Financial Decision Making in the Digital Era ﻿

An Alternative Perspective on Multinationality: Integrating Research in International Business and Finance ﻿

An exploration of client-supplier relationship dynamics within Business Process Outsourcing ﻿

Selling Online Display Advertising via Guaranteed Contracts and the Real-time Bidding Auctions ﻿

Exploring the Potential of Chatbots: Insights into Consumer Preferences for Chatbots and Chatbot Interaction Content ﻿

Emergence and evolution of entrepreneurship in the Galway Gaeltacht ﻿

On the Extent of Negative First-Day IPO Returns ﻿

Government-Business Relations in the Services Sector of Independent Ireland, 1922-1958 ﻿

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The Impact of Multinational Enterprises' Spillovers on Indigenous Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

Do Emotions Matter? An Investigation of Human Emotions and Financial Decision Making in the Digital Era

An Alternative Perspective on Multinationality: Integrating Research in International Business and Finance

An exploration of client-supplier relationship dynamics within Business Process Outsourcing

Selling Online Display Advertising via Guaranteed Contracts and the Real-time Bidding Auctions

Exploring the Potential of Chatbots: Insights into Consumer Preferences for Chatbots and Chatbot Interaction Content

Emergence and evolution of entrepreneurship in the Galway Gaeltacht

On the Extent of Negative First-Day IPO Returns

Government-Business Relations in the Services Sector of Independent Ireland, 1922-1958

An Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment in Indonesia from 1980 -2019

The Framework of First-Line Manager's HR Role Identity and HR Implementation

An Investigation into How Line Managers Shape and Influence HR Practice During the Implementation Process

Essays in Energy Finance