Rising Stars

Through our Rising Stars Programme we highlight and promote exceptional early career researchers who work in an interdisciplinary field.

Applying artificial intelligence to the printing press during the Protestant Reformation

Using sensory feedback to improve prosthetics

AI hackers in a ‘huge’ threat landscape - new book troubleshoots security and privacy for 6G wireless technology

Lisa Smith and other western women of Islamic State

‘Pizzagate,’ fact checking, and the weaponisation of social media

How do fictional representations of child sexual abuse affect readers and viewers?

Anything that can be used against you will be used against you

Machine learning to improve sports injury detection and performance

How can we fix the problem of food waste?

Seagulls in the city – UCD researcher tracks divisive birds

Epilepsy research becomes more collaborative

Mental Health Awareness Month - an increase in young people’s anxiety and depression

From Roots to Pollinators: How above- and below-ground organisms interact through plants

New UCD research group explores music and math cognition

UCD researcher leads international consortium on education and climate change

Reclaiming Irish Gothic Writing

Exploring the Psychological Impact on Contact Tracers

The Future of FinTech in Ireland

BodyDementia Project takes person-centred approach to dementia care

Computer says no: abrogating our ethical responsibility to machines

Newman Fellow Roland Gjoni on the US presidential handover and post-Brexit landscape

Brexit, Covid-19 and the North of Ireland

Clotting and Covid-19

UCD engineering team with all-female executive wins international prize

Robot hand with human touch

July 6th deadline for Seed Funding Scheme 2020

UCD researcher finds Irish drug works on Covid-19

UCD Engineer's 3D Printed Ventilator for Covid-19

Fair AI needs interdisciplinary effort

Marie Curie Fellowship grant: UCD Discovery's "crucial" role