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University · founded 1592

Trinity College Dublin

Dublin, Ireland · tcd.ie

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27.1k
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2024 · research · New Foundations

For the past 20 years, no new licensed drugs have been available for Alzheimer’s disease. Soon, disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) will be available in Ireland to slow its progression. However, these expensive drugs require significant changes in our healthcare system. An implementation plan, or care pathway, is needed to guide clinicians, patients, and policymakers. This plan should involve various stakeholders to ensure inclusive and effective integration of these treatments. This effort will

Irina Kinchin · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Irish Research Council

2023–2024 · grant · Maternity/Adoptive Leave Allowance - nan

Exploring realistic pathways to the decarbonization of buildings in the urban context: a case study of Dublin city

Qian Xiao · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€37.4k

2023–2024 · fellowship · Industry RD&I Fellowship Programme - Call B

Failure Analysis of Low Geometry Technology with Advanced Scanning Probe Microscopy (FALGAP)

Srikanth Kolagatla · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€81.4k

2023–2028 · grant · Frontiers for the Future - Awards

Engineering structurally anisotropic and mechanically functional musculoskeletal tissues by guiding the fusion, differentiation and (re)modelling of stem cell derived cartilage spheroids

Daniel J Kelly · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€1.3M

2023–2027 · grant · Pathway Programme - STEM-led

Lipid and Iron Overloaded Lung Macrophages Fuel Opportunistic Non-Tuberculous Mycobacterial (NTM) Respiratory Infections

Claire Healy · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€566.3k

2023–2024 · fellowship · Industry RD&I Fellowship Programme - Call A

Stereoscopic and multi-source illumination methods for 3D imaging of the human face

Brian Jennings · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€81.7k

2023–2027 · grant · Pathway Programme - STEM-led

POLYCEL (POLYploid C.ELegans): Consequences of whole genome duplication on physiology and genome regulation in a synthetic C. elegans tetraploid.

Laetitia Chauve · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€564.4k