🚨📢 We are #hiring a Research Fellow in Biomedical Engineering to join our team here at Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering. RTs welcome

Mark your calendars for Arthrofibrosis Awareness Day on September 9, 2024! We need your help to spread awareness about this often misunderstood condition. arthrofibrosis.info/post/join-us-f…

New drop for Biomedical Engineering at University of Galway

Humbled to be named a Life Sciences winner amongst such an esteemed line up for #FallingWalls #ScienceBreakthrough 2024 -Our work is described as "Breaking the Wall of Implantable Drug Delivery" & was a major collaborative effort with the Ellen Roche MIT lab led by Rachel Beatty

Congratulations to Dr Niamh Ward for defending her PhD Biomedical Engineering University of Galway University of Galway Research & Innovation. Thanks to Profs Tejal A. Desai and Laoise McNamara for examining Niamh's thesis and to Garry P. Duffy for chairing! Niamh's PhD was funded by The Royal Society @scienceirel

👏🎓Congrats to Dr Ritihaas Challapalli on his PhD conferral University of Galway CMNHS. The research was funded National Breast Cancer Research Institute and supervised by Prof Aoife Lowery, Dr Roisin Dwyer University of Galway Surgery 🔬🧬 and Dr Eimear Dolan UoGSchoolofEngineering.

📣 🚨 Exciting news! The 30th RAMI BinI Conference will be held at The Hodson Bay Hotel, Athlone, from Jan 24-25, 2025. Abstract submissions are open until Nov 15, 2024. Don't miss your chance to present at #BinI2025! For more information see ucd.ie/biomedicalengi…

On this day 175 years ago, at noon on 30 October 1849, the first students entered the Quadrangle to begin their education at the Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway 📚⏳ Photograph courtesy of Old Ireland In Colour, showing examinations being held in the Aula Maxima from the early 20th century

Congratulations to Dr Hannah Prendeville (Biomed) on receiving a Government of Ireland Postdoctoral Fellowship for her work on the treatment of ovarian cancer through an immunotherapy-based approach to restoring natural killer (NK) cell responses

I'm very grateful to Research Ireland for funding my postdoctoral fellowship in Eimear Dolan 's group, UoGSchoolofEngineering. We will work towards developing new strategies to treat Ovarian Cancer to hopefully improve patient outcomes.

“The more we do for her now, the better the outcome will be when she is older,” Emily explains. This seems so obvious and yet so often not really happening for loads of kids with rare conditions irishexaminer.com/news/politics/…

Thanks Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway. Great to be mentioned alongside so many brilliant people. Silicon Republic

⁦Cancer | University of Galway-HSE West North West⁩ ⁦Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway⁩ ⁦University of Galway Research & Innovation⁩ ⁦University of Galway Innovation Office⁩ A stellar lineup for the Institute for Clinical Trials Autumn Seminar! For me, November is Winter, but that’s just my opinion… linkedin.com/posts/universi…

Congratulations Drs Niamh Ward and Swati Nandan for graduating with their PhDs today UoGSchoolofEngineering Biomedical Engineering University of Galway

The Biomechapedia Winter Symposium is underway here at the University of Galway. First up our keynote lecture, by Dr. Eimear Dolan 🎄

What I leaned from five days in Temple Street: Health and safety rules the roost in a place not fit for sick children. Time to declare the new hospital ‘too big to fail’ and do what we did for the banks and RTE - in the public interest. independent.ie/irish-news/ins…

Dr Andrew Daly (Biomed) & Dr Jamie Concannon (Biomed) UoG, among the speakers at this webinar

🚨 Final Call! Apply for BioInnovate Ireland 2025/26! Join a world-class, 10-month health tech innovation program at the Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway. Transform your career & impact healthcare! Apply now 👉 bioinnovate.ie/bioinnovate/pr… #HealthTech #Innovation #MedTech #BioInnovate #CareerGrowth

Looking forward to our half day symposium on fundamental biomedical research today aiming to demonstrate the need for increased funding for fundamental research in order to build national capacity and improve the career paths and prospects for biomedical researchers.