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University of Limerick

Limerick, Ireland · ul.ie

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2024 · research · New Foundations

Gynaecological cancers start in the female reproductive system and can affect women, transgender men and non-binary people assigned female at birth. The symptoms and diagnosis of gynaecological cancer and the consequences of treatment can radically change the lives of patients. An underexplored aspect of gynaecological cancer is the extent that lived experiences are compounded by social and internalised stigma. This project seeks to understand and reduce stigma for those affected by gynaecologic

Elaine Kinsella · University of Limerick · funded by Irish Research Council

2024 · research · New Foundations

Over the past century the social and solidarity (SSE) impact on Irish development in agriculture, finance, and housing has been important. However, a research network that studies how co-operative values and solidaristic institutions can address critical issues around climate, housing, and democracy does not exist. This proposed SSE research network, CoopNet, addresses this imbalance. The network’s main objectives are: 1. Create an interdisciplinary and sustainable research network of academics

Patrick Doyle · University of Limerick · funded by Irish Research Council

2024 · research · New Foundations

Knee pain from osteoarthritis is common among adults in Ireland, where obesity is also a significant public health challenge. Only 40% of Irish adults are a healthy weight. Weight gain during adulthood, known as ‘weight creep’, exacerbates knee pain and accelerates osteoarthritis progression. Weight loss is challenging to achieve and maintain, making prevention crucial. Obesity guidelines emphasise preventing weight gain, but most osteoarthritis studies focus on weight loss. During workshops wit

Helen O’Leary · University of Limerick · funded by Irish Research Council

2023–2025 · grant · Research Infrastructure Programme - nan

Observing materials’ structure and dynamics at the nm-scale in environmental conditions and under external stimuli by In-Situ Transmission Electron Microscopy (ObSTEM)

Ursel Bangert · University of Limerick · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€1.3M

2023–2024 · grant · National Challenge Fund - Energy Innovation Challenge

GEOTHERMAL: Sustainable Geothermal Energy as zero-fuel alternative for heat pumping, storage and power generation

Matthias Vandichel · University of Limerick · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€316.2k

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

Metal Phosphorised Carbon Nanofiber Networks as Advanced Cathodes for Aluminium-ion Batteries

Ibrahim Saana Amiinu · University of Limerick · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€566.2k

2023–2024 · grant · National Challenge Fund - Digital for Resilience Challenge

Unleashing the Power of AI and Digital Twins in Emergency Care: A Vision for the Future (ALTER)

Meghana Kshirsagar · University of Limerick · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€244.2k

2023–2024 · grant · National Challenge Fund - Energy Innovation Challenge

Real-time prediction of GREEN electricity generation potential from renewables for optimised GRID management (GREEN-GRID)

James Sweeney · University of Limerick · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€302.4k

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

“A Bio-Mimetic Electrochemical Immunoassay Platform for the Early Detection of Chronic Amyloid-derived Diseases”

Daniel Alonso Gamero Quijano · University of Limerick · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€561.1k