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University College Dublin

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2024–2028 · grant · Frontiers for the Future - Awards

PREterm birth Prevention with Oral Probiotics: A Double-Blinded Placebo Controlled Randomized Controlled Trial on Lactobacillus-Crispatus-Containing Probiotic Therapy in Women at Risk of Preterm Birth (The PrePOP Study)

Fionnuala Mcauliffe · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€1.2M

2024–2026 · fellowship · Industry RD&I Fellowship Programme - Call B

The Development of a Cytometry-based Platform to Detect, Sort and Characterise Extracellular Vesicles from Human Plasma as a Liquid Biopsy Technology

Kieran Brennan · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€94k

2024 · grant · Pathway Programme - STEM-led

A multi-therapeutic strategy for diabetic wound healing based on the injectable ECM-Mimetic hydrogel delivery of tailored ADSC-derived exosomes

Qian Xu · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€12.9k

2024–2025 · grant · National Challenge Fund - Future Digital Challenge

An AI-driven automated high-throughput microfluidic-based flow synthesis platform for acceleration of nanomedicine development

Nan Zhang · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€594.7k

2024–2027 · grant · Frontiers for the Future - Projects

Conjugated STING-agonist nanoparticles as novel therapeutic add-on to enhance the therapeutic response of chemotherapy for the treatment of osteosarcoma.

Fiona Freeman · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€506.3k

2024 · fellowship · Industry RD&I Fellowship Programme - Call B

Topical formulation development for a non-viral gene therapy for recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa

Dario Manzanares Sandoval · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€81.6k

2024–2028 · grant · Frontiers for the Future - Awards

WheatHealth: enhancing our understanding of wheat-microbe interactions to improve disease control and food security

Fiona Doohan · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€1.3M

2024–2028 · grant · Pathway Programme - STEM-led

The genomics of adaptation in a hyper-diverse genus of bees: the past, present and future of important wild pollinators

Darren O'Connell · University College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€592.7k

2024 · research · New Foundations

A worldwide food crisis is severely undermining global health, human security, and progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 2. While there is widespread agreement that conflict causes hunger, we also know not all conflicts cause the same level of food crisis. What is still unclear is how various conflict tactics and dynamics, and their intersections with specific aspects of agriculture, lead to different food security outcomes. This network brings together experts in conflict studies and sm

Caitriona Dowd · University College Dublin · funded by Irish Research Council