Significant benefits of Island of Ireland/USA cancer collaboration to be showcased at event.
All-Island Industry Report launched by Minister Dara Calleary and NI Minister Conor Murphy
Awards are supported by Systems Biology Ireland (UCD) and Quantitative Biosciences Institute (UCSF) and in the area of network biology and drug/drug target discovery.
Focusing on Nigerian youth, 'Reconfiguring Drinking Cultures, Gender, and Transgressive Selves' (Palgrave Macmillan, 2024) offers a rare analysis of the gendering of alcohol in a non-Western context.
Four exciting new research collaborations will foster novel, multidisciplinary collaborations between the two institutions.
An international team including UCD’s Professor Francesco Pilla, has won the prestigious 2023 Haagen-Smit Prize for their groundbreaking air pollution research.
As part of new multi-million-euro programme at UCD funded by Met Éireann to support the development of weather and climate services using data science and AI.
TG4 documentary shares the extraordinary story of Úna Ní Fhaircheallaigh (Agnes Farrelly).
Leading participants in AICRI met with the members of the US Congress on Capitol Hill as part of this week’s Ireland – Northern Ireland – US engagement to mark St Patrick’s Week.
Paper identifies the impact of early menopause and the severity of menopausal symptoms in cancer survivors, providing evidence-based recommendations.
8,500 people work in Scottish space sector - expected to be worth UK£4BN by 2030
New All-Ireland Children and Young Adults Research Advisory Group for Rare Diseases (RAIN CRAG) launched in the lead-up to Rare Disease Day 2024
Six UCD-led projects have been funded through the SFI Discover Programme this year. The funding will generate opportunities for dialogue and encourage diversity in STEM-related disciplines.
The research team aims to recruit owners of headshaking horses or ponies across Ireland and the UK, for a 12-month study involving blue light therapy.
Centre to advance research, education and collaboration on the One Health to challenges, which recognises the interconnectedness of human, animal and planetary health.
Driving mutual gains in health technology research space, including deployment of AI-enabled clinical support tool
5 UCD researchers have received funding under the scheme. Projects are designed to support innovations and the development and implementation of policies in Ireland, as well as developing research capacity in strategically important areas.
One overall winner and nine finalists were announced at a prize giving ceremony today. The new Engaged Research impact prize was awarded to a project correcting state narratives on the Magdalene Laundries.
UCD launches new Centre for Democracy Research to address fundamental questions for democratic societies.