Shining a Light on Research with Dr Hemalatha Muthuganesan

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A Little Light Listening

IPIC, funded by Taighde Éireann – Research Ireland, formerly Science Foundation

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A Little Light Listening is a podcast by IPIC and is funded by Taighde Éireann – Research Ireland, formerly Science Foundation Ireland. In our podcast we cover the latest developments in light-based science and technology. This regular podcast features STEM and non-STEM experts from Ireland and around the world. We explore a broad range of technology areas including how light is used in medicine, space and communications. Written, produced and presented by David McGovern. Music by Prof. Paul Townsend. Team: David McGovern, Caitriona Tyndall, Elisabeth Wintersteller and Eamonn O`Sullivan.

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Shining a Light on Research with Dr Hemalatha Muthuganesan

A Little Light Listening

22 minutes 15 seconds

1 year ago

Shining a Light on Research with Dr Hemalatha Muthuganesan

"Someone considering a PhD? Yes definitely go for it. More than a technical degree I think it teaches a lot of things in life."

Hemalatha is a researcher in photonics, currently part of the opto-team in the EP-ESE group at CERN, focussed on developing radiation-hard optical links for high-energy physics using silicon photonics. Hemalatha`s role involves designing and characterizating radiation-insensitive optoelectronic devices.