P Cantillon-Murphy

Pádraig Cantillon-Murphy, PhD. Professor of Biomedical Engineering at University College Cork and Tyndall National Institute.

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I'm delighted that our work has led to the major SensABLATE award @TyndallInstitut @UCCResearch. This 11.1M EUR project will transform lung cancer treatment! Thanks Endowave and Quadrant Scientific! Looking forward to some exciting work ahead.
https://t.co/v4yvjeSmGA

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More wonderful photos of life in the lab @UCC #UCCEngineering Thanks Solbee!

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It was a pleasure hosting Solbee Kang from @NDEngineering at @UCC this summer 🌟 Thanks for capturing such great moments of life in the lab! 🧪📸
#UCCResearch #GoIrish

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👏 Well done to Sahil Anchal & Seán Coombes for completing BEST Week at IHU Strasbourg! A brilliant first step into the world of surgical technology. 🌍🩺 #SurgicalInnovation #BESTWeek

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Congratulations to Manish Srivastava who defended his doctoral thesis today at Tyndall National Institute. Well done Manish!

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This year's winners of the John Francis Burke award in Biomedical Systems @UCC is "RadSil" - Ellen Maye, Emin Tomson, Jingle Huang, ​Harish Robinson and Mahendra Sai Mutalya for their novel solution to improve radiation protection during clinical procedures. Well done to all!

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Thanks to Rebecca and the team at Silicon Republic for today's profile: "How this UCC researcher is engineering cancer insights" https://t.co/ZDA06naIrz via @siliconrepublic

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I am delighted to be featured in @echolivecork using Manish Srivastava's groundbreaking on-chip sensor for GI disease diagnosis.
https://t.co/9rpqcpgt0t

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Our groundbreaking on-chip magnetic sensor is the culmination of 10 years of research and enables 3D position tracking in image-guided navigation bronchoscopy. https://t.co/yUiy62Zeab
@ERC_Research @UCCResearch @TyndallInstitut

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Well done to all @UCC Quality Enhancement Unit for this week's UCC's Good Practice Symposium. It was a pleasure to join the judging panel and see the wonderful work ongoing around campus.

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Well done to PhD candidates Daragh Crowley and Eoin Higgins for their presentations at #SAGES2024 in Cleveland highlighting ground-breaking magnetic navigation results. A great week with stimulating presentations and intriguing technology insights @TyndallInstitut @UCCResearch

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A big thank you to Prof Yasemin Ozkan-Aydin and Prof Margaret Coad @NotreDame for hosting my talk today at ND Engineering. Amazing work going on here in soft and bio-inspired robotics. Looking forward to fruitful collaboration @NaughtonFellows @UCCResearch @TyndallInstitut

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We have opportunities for interns for 2024. Join an exciting interdisciplinary laboratory in Cork, developing next-generation technology for surgical navigation. Engineering students from top universities are very welcome to apply.

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Congratulations to Dr. Marco Cavaliere who recently successfully completed his PhD examination.

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Delighted to join the ADVANCE @scienceirel
funded Centre for Research Training (CRT) in Advanced Networks for Sustainable Societies committed to training 120 #PhD students for Ireland. Join us to create the future of wireless networks in the OR!

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Congratulations to Marco Cavaliere and Charu Pande @TyndallInstitut @UCCResearch, part of the winning team at BEST Innovation Week 2022 @IHUStrasbourg. Well done to @SilvanaPerretta and all the team at IHU for a wonderful week.

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Warmest congratulations to Tim Fass on successfully defending his PhD. Tim's work highlight's the use of magnetic self-assembly for applications in minimally-invasive surgery. @TyndallInstitut @UCCResearch

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There are 10 years of research behind the latest version of our electromagnetic tracking system; Anser EMT v2.0. Well done to the team @TyndallInstitut and @UCCResearch and thank you to @scienceirel and @ERC_Research for helping us imagine the future of image-guided surgery.

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MDPI Sensors features our new radiolucent transmitter for magnetic tracking: https://t.co/FcwQZO9z3h

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Intriguing to see #magnetictracking now appearing in colorectal surgery. Congratulations to the team @NKI_nl for this great report: https://t.co/JtOFbrfSkE