Assistant Professor,
Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering
Trinity College Dublin
Israel
Dr Gallagher is a Research Fellow in the Department of Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering in Trinity College Dublin. He has worked on European funded projects (Interreg, Horizon2020 and Erasmuss+) as a member of staff in Trinity College Dublin and Bangor University. He has a background in civil and environmental engineering with two primary research areas of expertise: (i) low cost and low carbon energy systems i.e. ecodesign and circular economy approach to construction of building structures and renewable technologies; (ii) urban environment and passive pollution barriers e.g. mitigation of urban air and noise pollution, indoor-outdoor interactions and the role of urban planning. He also has previous engineering experience working with local authorities, national/international engineering firms and research collaborations with a range of water companies, SMEs and charity organisations.
Air Pollution; Air pollution monitoring and assessment; Air quality modelling; AIR QUALITY MONITORING; AIR-FLOW; AIR-POLLUTANTS; AIR-QUALITY; Buildings, Commercial Energy Use; Buildings, Residential Energy Use; Built Environment; circular economy; eco-design; ecodesign; ENERGY; ENERGY EFFICIENCY; Energy Environmental Sciences; Environmental Design; Environmental Effects, Hydropower; Environmental engineering; Environmental Engineering, Pollution Control; Environmental pollution in urban environments; Environmental resource management; Hydro Energy; Hydroelectricity, Hydropower; life cycle assessment; Life cycle management, analysis; LIFE-CYCLE; Lifecycle analysis; Natural Resources; Natural Resources Management; passive constructions; Renewable energy; Renewable Energy Sources; Resources/Availability, Renewable Energy; URBAN AIR QUALITY MODELLING; Urban Forestry; Urban Planning/Policy