Congratulations to the 2024 UCD Research Impact Case Study Competition finalists. Dr Andrew Hines software tools for testing audio quality at scale and improving sound for people with hearing impairments @andrewhines@UCD_Research https://t.co/ltbfZG8ciD
Congrats to @sysbioire investigator @jbond2019 and the SALAMA project team whose work improving care for patients in Africa is receiving global recognition as part of an @EU_AfricaPerMed series. Shout out to @LPTrustUK & @cclguk for their support!
More: https://t.co/6HsqQK7qKd
We're #hiring a postdoc to study epigenetic imprinting during adipogenesis.
Cool interdisciplinary project to analyze ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq, Hi-C, and CAGE. The postdoc will be co-supervised by P. Chymkovitch @biovitenskap and me @NCMMnews.
Spread the word!
https://t.co/rledTgGH0a
Congratulations to AICRI Co-Lead Prof. William Gallagher (@ucddublin) on being Highly Commended in the Impact Award category at the @ResearchIrel 2024 Researcher of the Year awards! 🏆
A well-deserved recognition of your consistent contributions to research.
🧬Researchers at UCD have discovered that a mutation in a gene called emc1 causes major vision problems in zebrafish.
🐠These tiny, tropical fish are used to find novel genes that cause inherited blindness and help find better treatments.
The research also shows how zebrafish is a valuable tool for studying human diseases and finding treatments because they share many biological similarities with us.
Read more: https://t.co/drvjdffbAJ
AICRI Co-Lead Prof. Gallagher pictured with Tom Hope, one of AICRI's Patient Advocates, arriving at the Bernal Institute for the #AllIslandForum on Cancer Data this morning at @UL.
@eHealth4Cancer Led by @QUBCancerProf and @AedinCulhane, this event highlights innovation in cancer research and data! 📊
@hea_irl@roinnslainte
#CancerResearch #PrecisionMedicine #SharedIsland #NSRP
2-year computational postdoc position available to join our growing team to work on super-enhancers & transcription factors in AML @ucddublin. This project will use patient biopsies to identify 'epigenomic' sensitivities for this devastating cancer.
https://t.co/oIz5irRliv
Huge thanks for the invitation for seminar at @erasmusuni Gastroenterology & Hepatology Department. I thoroughly enjoyed presenting on Cas9-CRISPR analysis methods and exploring the mechanisms of drug resistance to synthetic lethal therapies in cancer.
#AICRIstart#NSRP
Interested in novel #FunctionalGenomics approaches to uncovering targets in #ChildhoodCancer?
Join @mcdade_lab, @PGJCCR & @colmr at @ucddublin for a @CCUCharitym sponsored #PhD, in partnership with the ACORN network & @jbond201!
Deadline Jan 13th pls RT
https://t.co/rsRrxnRepC
What a year! Thanks everybody in the amazing @AlCRIproject community! Next year promises to be an even more active one if that can be possible. Enjoy the break!
Building Bridges for Cancer Research
@ucddublin and @QUBelfast Launch "All-Island Cancer Alliances Partnership"
Yesterday marked the launch of the All-Island Cancer Alliances Partnership, a transformative three-year initiative driving cancer research, innovation, and training across Ireland.
Built on the foundation of #AICRI, this partnership connects expertise, accelerates discovery, and focuses on delivering real impact for patients.
Read more: https://t.co/qgN7mdZDf8
“Had a fantastic time presenting my lightning talk and poster on mechanisms of drug resistance to synthetic lethal therapies in cancer at @VIBE_ICBG2024. Huge thanks my supervisor @colmr and @AlCRIproject for their invaluable support. #AICRIproject
Join us on Thu 12 Dec at 1pm for a PGJCCR Seminar with @colmr from @ucddublin on “Paralog buffering as a means by which tumours tolerate mutations”.
Hosted by @IOvertonScience, all are welcome and free to attend.
PGJCCR Basement Seminar Room