Our latest article examines recent developments in Irelands approach to second level engineering education and compares them to international frameworks @EPISTEM_UL https://t.co/zJbl8VKtZs
Our newest research paper looks at how engineering students draw on different sources of self-efficacy as they progress through their degree. Implications for policy and practice are presented.
Available open access: https://t.co/NWWNO75co9
All you need to know about electricity grid interconnectors. These giant cables connect electricity grids across neighbouring countries and have benefits for energy security, costs and climate goals, explains @power_ul@UL https://t.co/HawgjWGj5P
All you need to know about electricity grid interconnectors. These giant cables connect electricity grids across neighbouring countries and have benefits for energy security, costs and climate goals, explains @power_ul@UL https://t.co/HawgjWGj5P
Our latest article considers the purpose of second level engineering education and compares recent curricular reforms to international engineering competency standards. Access through the link below or DM for a copy.
Link: https://t.co/5KFPFVdEBn
Prompted by the recent destruction of data cables in the Baltic Sea, considers why these cables are technologically critical and geopolitically sensistive.
Why Irish undersea cables are seen as potential military targets. As we grow more reliant on digital infrastructure, these cables will become increasingly attractive targets to hostile nations, writes @power_ul@UL https://t.co/fqnmUJuQQL
The breathtaking waste of batteries in disposable vapes. @power_ul@ul on how the use of lithium batteries in disposable vapes represents an enormous waste of valuable materials with staggering environmental costs https://t.co/i1ohOBsaHg
Our latest article, with @DavidTa41966450 and @jeffbuckley92, looking at self-efficacy development in engineering students is out now and open access: https://t.co/RhRqY3sgZP
I am delighted to share our new open-access journal article: 'Engineering Students’ Perceptions of Problem and Project-Based Learning (PBL) in an Online Learning Environment'. A big thanks to @power_ul, @niekieblom, @DavidTa41966450, and @IrishResearch.
https://t.co/LO8KnpPStt