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Cois Coiribe is University of Galway’s online platform for cutting-edge innovation and expert insights from our top academics, researchers and alumni. Cois Coiribe’s summer edition focuses on Global Impact. Browse below to find out how University of Galway's research and community is globally interconnected in a rapidly changing world.

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23 April 2025
8  MINS

Navigating Tomorrow: Leadership, Cybersecurity, and AI in the Future of Work

J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics

How are businesses preparing for the tipping point of artificial intelligence? And how can leadership be reimagined amidst this technological shift? These were the animating questions of the University of Galway Business Summit 2025, held on Friday, 4 April. Drawing over 400 attendees, the high-impact event offered a critical lens on the rapidly evolving nature of work and enterprise. 

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Innovate Together
28 February 2025
5  MINS

CÚRAM | Spotlight On: Dr Eoin McEvoy

Dr Eoin McEvoy, Associate Professor in Biomedical Engineering, University of Galway

Complementing Cois Coiribe‘s article on Finding Ways to Live Well as We Age from Prof Abhay Pandit, Founding Director of CÚRAM, this spotlight feature on Dr Eoin McEvoy explores his unique research and motivations. Read on to find out more about both his academic insight as well as his vision for the years to come.

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28 February 2025
31  MINS

A Quarter-Century Milestone: 25 Years of Human Rights Programmes

Irish Centre for Human Rights at University of Galway

For 25 years, University of Galway has been a proponent of the crucial analysis and activism associated with human rights. As part of this effort, the University first established its position as a leader in human rights research in the year 2000. A quarter of a century later, Cois Coiribe is pleased to celebrate a great milestone of the lasting presence and impact of these programmes.

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19 February 2025
36  MINS

Human Rights and the Care of Older People: Dignity, Vulnerability, and the Anti-Torture Norm

Dr Maeve O'Rourke, Lecturer in Human Rights at the Irish Centre for Human Rights (ICHR), School of Law, University of Galway

First published in the Irish Centre for Human Rights Blog, this article featuring Dr Maeve O’Rourke covers key arguments from her recently published book, Human Rights and the Care of Older People: Dignity, Vulnerability, and the Anti-Torture Norm (Oxford University Press 2024). Dr O’Rourke’s monograph explores international anti-torture norm in the conceptualisation of older people’s human rights. As described by Felice Gaer, former Vice-Chairperson of the UN Committee Against Torture in Geneva and pioneering international lawyer, it presents ‘a new and important assessment of standards for consent and care.’ Cois Coiribe is delighted to have the opportunity to spotlight this great achievement and provide insight into this topic which delves into core societal issues.

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Innovate Together
06 February 2025
8  MINS

CÚRAM | Spotlight On: Dr Andrew Daly

Dr Andrew Daly, Assistant Professor in Biomedical Engineering, University of Galway

Complementing Cois Coiribe‘s article on Finding Ways to Live Well as We Age from Prof Abhay Pandit, Founding Director of CÚRAM, this spotlight feature on Dr Andrew Daly explores his unique research and motivations. Read on to find out more about both his academic insight as well as his vision for the years to come.

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Innovate Together
12 December 2024
8  MINS

CÚRAM | Spotlight On: Dr Catalina Vallejo Giraldo

Dr Catalina Vallejo Giraldo, Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering, University of Galway

Complementing Cois Coiribe‘s article on Finding Ways to Live Well as We Age from Prof Abhay Pandit, Founding Director of CÚRAM, this spotlight feature on Dr Catalina Vallejo Giraldo explores her unique research and motivations. Read on to find out more about both her academic insight as well as her vision for the years to come.

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