Collaborate

Industry
We work with data centre operators, server and cooling hardware manufacturers, software and AI developers, and energy-intensive industries.

Ways to work with us
Collaborative research projects, such as the Eurostars project iTWIN-TIS with four industry partners across Europe; operational data collaborations with colocation operators that underpin our facility energy models; independent benchmarking of server and AI hardware on our Cyber Physical Server Benchmarking Platform; consortium research through Purdue University's Cooling Technologies Research Center; enterprise engagement through TU Dublin's ARISE programme and Enterprise Ireland schemes; and co-designed PhD and student projects.

What partners get
Measured evidence rather than estimates, from a facility that holds test conditions steady enough to compare cooling technologies directly, and models calibrated against a site's own data.

Academic partners
Trinity College Dublin is our closest partner, through joint PhD supervision, a shared research fellowship, the compact electronics cooling project and a long record of joint publications on data centre cooling, air amplifiers, micromixing, dual jets and pulsating flows. We also collaborate with Purdue University's Cooling Technologies Research Center, University College Dublin, University College Cork and the University of Galway, with the Dublin Energy Lab and colleagues across TU Dublin, and through MaREI and the ERBE Centre for Doctoral Training, a partnership of MaREI, University College London and Loughborough University.

Get in touch
To discuss a project, a student placement or a joint funding application, contact Dr Sajad Alimohammadi at sajad.alimohammadi@tudublin.ie.