During my undergrad in The University of Manchester, my passion for tissue engineering started. Delighted to be back in Manchester after 3 years to present my current PhD work at RCSI TERG in TERMIS EU 2023 Manchester . #phdlife #TermisEU2023

Brilliant week in Manchester TERMIS EU 2023 Manchester with the team, lots of great fun and science. Congrats to organisers on a great meeting.

Thrilled to have attended my first international conference TERMIS EU 2023 Manchester in Manchester. I am so happy that I got the opportunity to present my work at RCSI TERG RCSI during my talk last Friday.

A couple of days ago I had a great experience while presenting my work carried at RCSI TERG at the annual AMBER conference in Limerick. I was able to chat and share ideas with fellow researchers, and I even got to enjoy the sunny summer vibes. #AMBERConf23.

Happy to be involved in the introduction of our work at RCSI TERG to our collaborators at Necmettin Erbakan Üniversitesi. Looking forward for future collaborations. #REGENEU

First challenge before the Dublin Half Marathon in September completed! Today I ran the Frank Duffy 10 mile. Eager to start the race (first picture) and once completed (second).

Yesterday, I completed the Dublin Half Marathon - 13.1 miles conquered after all these months of training. Feeling accomplished! 🏃‍♂️#DublinHalfMarathon

Delighted to se our wonderful PhD students Juan Carlos Palomeque, HadeelAbuShaqrah and Rena Mullally taking part in an AMBER Science Week workshop in John Scottus Primary School! Thanks to Dr. Mairead Holden for making this possible!

Congratulations to TERG winners at yesterday's AMBER conference! Cian O'Connor, Juan Carlos Palomeque-Chavez: EPE awards Jack Maughan: Poster Prize in Health Javier Gutierrez-Gonzalez: Image Prize Cian O'Connor, Matthew McGrath, Juan Carlos Palomeque-Chavez: Image Prize

It was great to attend the AMBER conference this week and a huge privilege to receive awards for Education and Public Engagement (EPE) and our image 'Reaching for Connections'🔬 The image shows two injured dorsal root ganglia on a gene-acivated scaffold RCSI TERG

TERG researchers were delighted to participate in the RCSI Engage Summer CPD Course for primary school teachers today, discussing their expertise in 3D printing, scaffold fabrication and tissue culture!

A bit of a late post but happy to share that I presented my work on the last #TERMIS2024 conference in Seattle. I shared the research I have been carrying at RCSI TERG on gene-activated scaffolds for wound healing.

Beautiful day for the TERG Summer day out!

Thrilled to share that my first first-author paper is now published! Huge thanks to my co-authors for their guidance and support. Read it here in Biomaterials Science pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

RCSI Research Day 2025 Image Competition Winner! Hadeel Abu Shaqrah RCSI TERG : "Intricate precision: 3D-printed Diamond Pattern Using Melt-electrowriting".

Congratulations to Hadeel AbuShaqrah on being the winner of the RCSI Image Prize and the Best Postgraduate Poster prize at RCSI Research Day 2025! 🥳

Congratulations to Ian Woods on being awarded the Best Early Career Researcher Talk at RCSI Research Day 2025!

Excited to share my latest publication where we review the impact of gene delivery and biomaterials for wound healing applications. Thanks to everyone involved. RCSI TERG AMBER

Out now in Advanced Healthcare Materials Advanced Portfolio News! We show that tuning scaffold stiffness and matrix composition can enhance the angiogenic, immunomodulatory and neurotrophic capacity of astrocyte progenitors for SCI applications Read it here: doi.org/10.1002/adhm.2…

Thrilled to see our new paper published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology🎉 Part of this work was carried out during my MSc at Imperial College London. Huge thanks to my mentors and everyone involved. Read it here 👉 frontiersin.org/journals/nanot…