Barry McMullin is an Associate Professor in the School of Electronic Engineering of Dublin City University (DCU), and also Director of the Rince (/rin-keh/) Institute, an Irish National research centre for innovative engineering technologies. The Rince e-Accessibility lab has been responsible for a number of large scale evaluations of web accessibility across European states, including the 2005 EPAN study of EU e-Government accessibility. The lab is also active in the development of novel web browsing tools specifically targeted at users with certain disabilities. Barry is a current member of the Access for All Standards Consultative Committee of the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) and has been a member of the W3C WAI Education and Outreach Working group (but is not currently in "good standing"!). He has served as a judge for the annual Irish e-Government awards, and is a member of the Approvals Board for the Excellence through Accessibility awards of the Irish National Disability Authority.

University/Public Research Institute

Provide consultancy, training and research services in all
aspects of accessible design of information technologies
including usability and accessibility evaluation.