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Foreword from the President
Foreword from the President
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Foreword from the President

Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, President of University of Galway , 29 June 2023
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The Nine-to-Five is Dead: What’s Next?
The Nine-to-Five is Dead: What’s Next?
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The Nine-to-Five is Dead: What’s Next?

Assistant Professor Maeve O’Sullivan, 22 June 2023
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An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy
An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy
Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy

Dr Sinéad Mitchell, Lecturer, Sustainability and Strategy, College of Business, Public Policy and Law; , Catherine  Coote, Co-Founder,  An Mheitheal Rothar,, 22 June 2023
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Teaching Students to Think Critically about Digital Storytelling
Teaching Students to Think Critically about Digital Storytelling
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Teaching Students to Think Critically about Digital Storytelling

Deborah Miranda Roldán, 06 July 2023
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Foreword from the President
Foreword from the President
Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

Foreword from the President

Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, President of University of Galway 
29 June 2023
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The Nine-to-Five is Dead: What’s Next?
The Nine-to-Five is Dead: What’s Next?
Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

The Nine-to-Five is Dead: What’s Next?

Assistant Professor Maeve O’Sullivan
22 June 2023
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An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy
An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy
Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy

Dr Sinéad Mitchell, Lecturer, Sustainability and Strategy, College of Business, Public Policy and Law; , Catherine  Coote, Co-Founder,  An Mheitheal Rothar,
22 June 2023
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Teaching Students to Think Critically about Digital Storytelling
Teaching Students to Think Critically about Digital Storytelling
Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

Teaching Students to Think Critically about Digital Storytelling

Deborah Miranda Roldán
06 July 2023
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Looking for insights informed by data and research?

Cois Coiribe is University of Galway’s platform for research and opinion from our global academic and alumni community – bringing clarity to tomorrow’s challenges.
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Resilient Innovation
25 July 2023
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Straitéis na Gaeilge: An Scéal is Deireanaí

Seoladh an chéad straitéis don Ghaeilge san Ollscoil beagnach dhá bhliain ó shin, ar an 16 Iúil 2021 agus tá toradh na hoibre atá déanta ag gach uile dhuine a raibh lámh acu i bhforbairt agus i bhfeidhmiú na Straitéise go dtí seo le haithint ar fud an champais agus dul chun cinn suntasach déanta.
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21 July 2023
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Bold Nostalgia: Enda Burke at GIAF

Meadhbh McNutt

Galway International Arts Festival welcomes Enda Burke’s Far Away & Close to Home to Outset Gallery this year in a unique showcase of the Galway artist’s bold visual language.

Recently awarded the International BarTur Photo Prize, Burke’s work has been published in various media from The Guardian to Rolling Stone Magazine. Here, University of Galway Editorial Manager, Meadhbh McNutt contextualises this multidisciplinary body of work in a short creative essay.

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Resilient Innovation
06 July 2023
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Teaching Students to Think Critically about Digital Storytelling

Deborah Miranda Roldán

The advent of Artificial Intelligence has transformed the landscape of media, presenting society with enormous challenges as well as opportunities. In this era of rapid technological advancements, the cultivation of accountability and critical thinking skills within these disciplines is of paramount importance. The challenge for universities will be how best to prepare graduates to navigate the complexities of the digital age. 
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Resilient Innovation
06 July 2023
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Spotlight On: Alum, Deepak Kumar Jain, NetApp

Deepak Kumar Jain

Deepak Kumar Jain is senior manager of software engineering at data company, NetApp. An alum of University of Galway, Deepak has vast experience in software development, leading multi-million product releases from start to end, in countries including France, Germany, India and Ireland. Here, Deepak shares his thoughts on emerging technologies to watch out for, and the West of Ireland’s unique appeal as a region for education and innovation.
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29 June 2023
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Foreword from the President

Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, President of University of Galway 

Fáilte go Cois Coiribe. Tá sé lán go béal arís i mbliana le luachanna na hollscoile s’againne, luachanna atá go smior inár gcomhluadar. 

I am particularly pleased that, once more, Cois Coiribe is replete with our values as a university community, as a university for the public good.

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Lua Health: How Algorithms Can Help Detect Mental Health Issues at Work

Mihael Arcan, Fionn Delahunty , 22 June 2023
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With support from the University of Galway, Lua Health is working to overcome the stigma around mental health in the workplace. Using machine-learning algorithms – this research-led start-up interprets how we speak and write at work to detect early signs of poor mental wellbeing – combining expertise in both natural language processing and clinical psychology.

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22 June 2023
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The Nine-to-Five is Dead: What’s Next?

Assistant Professor Maeve O’Sullivan

Which ‘genius day’ do you take off as part of your four-day week? Does your co-bot take milk in their coffee? Fancy a ‘match-making’ session for remote workers in your company retreat?

These are questions workers and workplace leaders face in the new world of work. Predictions about the future world of work range from organisational inertia to a complete robotic takeover. Assistant Professor Maeve O’Sullivan, Lecturer in Human Resource Management and Decent Work, unpacks some of the issues to be tackled as we contemplate this uncertain future.
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Resilient Innovation
22 June 2023
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Jack O’Meara: Developing New RNA Therapies to Treat Liver Disease 

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Cois Coiribe in conversation with Jack O’Meara, CEO and Co-Founder, Ochre Bio
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22 June 2023

In conversation with Prof Jim Doolin, Founder of the MBA at University of Galway

Join Gwen O Sullivan, Knowledge Transfer Executive, Innovation Office and her guest Prof Jim Doolin, Founder of the MBA at University of Galway in the Made in Galway edition of the Cois Coiribe Podcast – a series that explores major societal issues and the role that University of Galway, and our global alumni network play in creating new knowledge, in research, in policy making and in problem solving. Here Jim reflects on the evolution of the MBA from its origins to present day.
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Resilient Innovation
22 June 2023
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GEOFIT: More than a Hole in the Ground

Luis Miguel Blanes Restoy

What started as a hole in the ground on the University of Galway campus grounds is now a living field-scale laboratory for geothermal technology. Beyond heating the campus swimming pool, GEOFIT’s ground-source heat pump infrastructure will act as a pilot for other European countries, influencing policy and propelling Ireland’s decarbonisation journey forward as a whole.
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22 June 2023
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Meet Prof Peter Doran, Director of University of Galway’s New Institute for Clinical Trials

Prof Peter Doran is leading a team of experts in building an innovative, patient-centred Institute for Clinical Trials at University of Galway. Here, Peter reflects on how personal experiences of loss have instilled in him a greater sense of purpose towards improving the health of the nation.
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Resilient Innovation
22 June 2023
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An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy

Dr Sinéad Mitchell, Lecturer, Sustainability and Strategy, College of Business, Public Policy and Law; , Catherine  Coote, Co-Founder,  An Mheitheal Rothar,

Today’s economy, defined by in-built obsolescence, relies on the extraction of over 90% virgin materials from the earth. Pioneering a new model for the ‘social startup’ based at University of Galway, An Mheitheal Rothar (AMR) is determined to show us that a circular economy is possible in the West of Ireland. Lecturer in Sustainability and Strategy, Dr Sinéad Mitchell and AMR cofounder, Catherine Coote tells us exactly what makes this unique model a success.  

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