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Trinity College Dublin: Three Trinity teams awarded funding in US-Ireland Research Programme

Three Trinity researchers are the lead applicants on US-Ireland Research Programme projects that will be delivered through a tripartite research development partnership between Ireland, Northern Ireland and the USA.These three projects – led by Profe

United statesUnited kingdomNorthern irelandDublin cityMarco ruffiniPaula murphyGraham crossPhilip nolanQueen university belfastResearch centre for future networksUs ireland rd partnership programmeNational science foundationHealth social care rd divisionCentre for advanced materialsProfessor in trinity school of physicsHarvard university

QU observes International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Qatar University (QU) recently held the International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022 under the theme: “Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion: Water Unites

Al batinahAd dakhiliyahAd daw ahUnited arab emiratesReema tayyemMunera al kuwariFatima al mesnadMarwa al ghanemNoora al shamariMariam al maadeedNuura adam abdiNoor baderAnna paoliniMai al ghanemMashael almasMinistry of environment

Exploring RNAi and nanotechnology for cancer therapeutics: CSIR study

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide and is attached to economic burden and social stigma

Lekha dinesh kumarEngineering divisionSchool of nanosciencesCentral university gujaratCentre for advanced materialsPolymer scienceAdvanced materialsIndustrial chemistryEws india

3D Printed Blood Plasma Can Speed Up Wound Healing

Researchers discover how manipulating platelet-rich plasma, a natural healing substance, can help treat difficult skin injuries.

Fergal obrienTissue engineering research groupWb research groupUniversity of medicineDepartment of anatomyCentre for advanced materialsTrinity centre for biomedical engineeringUniversity of minhoHealth sciencesRegenerative medicine extractedResearch groupTrinity centreBiomedical engineeringAdvanced materialsBioengineering researchProfessor fergalo brien

Three Irish research projects to receive up to €3m in EU funding

These projects have received an average of €3m from Horizon Europe's EIC accelerator, to develop new technology with future applications

Linda doyleGraham crossRocco lupoiEuropean innovation councilAthlone institute of technologyTrinity college dublinCentre for advanced materialsAdvanced materialsBioengineering researchAthlone instituteHorizon europeScaling up superlubricity

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