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TRANSLATE Newsletter Issue 2

6 July, 2023

TRANSLATE's second annual newsletter.

TRANSLATE at the Cork Carnival of Science 2023

19 June, 2023

Inspiring Curiosity and Fostering Innovation - H2020 EU-funded project TRANSLATE participated at the Cork Carnival of Science from 10th-11th June 2023, and thrilled the visitors.

Potential applications of the TRANSLATE device

13 February, 2023

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75th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics

19 October, 2022

TRANSLATE team members Professor Steffen Hardt and Dr Rajkumar Sarma will present at the 75th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics in Indianapolis, November 20th - 22nd. Their presentation is entitled "Thermoelectric energy conversion in nanochannels filled with ionic liquids". Visit the APS website to find out more about the event.

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2022 European Materials Research Society Fall Meeting

7 September, 2022

University College Cork and TRANSLATE researcher Dr. Ievgen Nedrygailov will present at the 2022 E-MRS Fall Meeting on September 20th 2022, with his presentation entitled 'Ionic thermoelectric effect in nanofluidic membranes for efficient conversion of waste heat into electrical energy'.

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TRANSLATE Newsletter Issue 1

22 June, 2022

TRANSLATE's first annual newsletter, one year on from our project kick-off.

TRANSLATE General Assembly meeting in Cork

17 June, 2022

The TRANSLATE consortium met face to face for the first time for the 1 year General Assembly meeting.

A day in the Materials Chemistry and Analysis Group lab

20 April, 2022

Recently we had the opportunity to visit our partners, the Materials Chemistry and Analysis Group (MCAG) from UCC in their lab.

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Meet the Team – UCC Academy

16 March, 2022

In this article, we introduce our partners from UCC Academy, who are the project's science communications partner and support with project management.

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Meet the Team – Advanced Energy Materials Group, Tyndall National Institute

28 February, 2022

The Advanced Energy Materials Group (AEMG) at the Tyndall National Institute are responsible for are responsible for characterising and validating the fabricated thermoelectric cell in the TRANSLATE device, with the focus of targeted power generation. Come and meet their team.

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