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Jack O’Meara: Developing New RNA Therapies to Treat Liver Disease

Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

Jack O’Meara: Developing New RNA Therapies to Treat Liver Disease

Jack O'Meara , 22 June 2023

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Meet Prof Peter Doran, Director of University of Galway’s New Institute for Clinical Trials

Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

Meet Prof Peter Doran, Director of University of Galway’s New Institute for Clinical Trials

22 June 2023

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Spotlight on: Dr Odharna Ní Dhomhnalláin, Specialist Registrar

Spotlight on: Dr Odharna Ní Dhomhnalláin, Specialist Registrar

15 December 2022

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Jack O’Meara: Developing New RNA Therapies to Treat Liver Disease

Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

Jack O’Meara: Developing New RNA Therapies to Treat Liver Disease

Jack O'Meara , 22 June 2023

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Meet Prof Peter Doran, Director of University of Galway’s New Institute for Clinical Trials

Made in Galway: Resilient Innovation

Meet Prof Peter Doran, Director of University of Galway’s New Institute for Clinical Trials

22 June 2023

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Spotlight on: Dr Odharna Ní Dhomhnalláin, Specialist Registrar

Spotlight on: Dr Odharna Ní Dhomhnalláin, Specialist Registrar

15 December 2022

Medicine

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Resilient Innovation

22 June 2023

20 MINS

Jack O’Meara: Developing New RNA Therapies to Treat Liver Disease

Jack O'Meara

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

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Resilient Innovation

22 June 2023

18 MINS

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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15 December 2022

6 MINS

Spotlight on: Dr Odharna Ní Dhomhnalláin, Specialist Registrar

Dr Odharna Ní Dhomhnalláin, a native of Ennistymon, Co Clare, was the inaugural recipient of the McGinty Scholarship for Female Physicians. A graduate of Trinity College Dublin, Odharna obtained a Medical Degree and an MSc in Biomedical Sciences, followed by an internship in University Hospital Limerick, as part of the inaugural cohort of Academic Track Interns. She subsequently undertook her Basic Specialist Training in Medicine in Galway University Hospital (GUH), and spent two years working as a medical registrar in the Acute Medical Unit (AMU) in GUH while completing the MBA.

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15 December 2022

8 MINS

In Conversation: Derek Stewart, Honorary Professor at University of Galway

A former teacher from Ayr, Scotland, Derek was treated successfully for cancer of the larynx in 1995, and subsequently became involved in numerous aspects of patient involvement.

Derek has made significant contributions to Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) in research in the UK, holding many important roles over the years and was awarded an OBE in 2006 for his services to health, in particular cancer care.

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15 December 2022

9 MINS

Our Future: The College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

Professor Martin O'Donnell

As part of our focus on University of Galway College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Executive Dean Professor Martin O’Donnell discusses the FutureCare strategy, which focuses on the development of new educational healthcare programmes and a new research institute.

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17 December 2021

8 MINS

Editor’s Note

A note from the editorial team of the Cois Coiribe winter edition, ‘AI and Human Creativity’.

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AI & Human Creativity

16 December 2021

11 MINS

Digital Doctors: How AI Will Improve Your Health

Prof Derek O'Keeffe

The impact of Artificial Intelligence on health systems will be far reaching. Dr Derek O’Keeffe discusses the AI that is already making a difference at University College Hospital Galway (UCHG).

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AI & Human Creativity

16 December 2021

9 MINS

AI Giving New Insights to Microbiologists

Kevin McDonnell

Kevin McDonnell’s Master’s thesis led to a collaboration between Computer Science and Microbiology with immense potential for re-evaluating previous studies and extending the techniques into new areas such as cancer detection.

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Internationalisation

01 October 2021

11 MINS

Antimicrobial Resistance: A Global One-Health Challenge

Professor Dearbháile Morris, Dr Georgios Miliotis

Prof. Dearbháile Morris & Dr. Georgios Miliotis, School of Medicine at NUI Galway tackling the pressing threat of superbugs at the source with its Global One Health approach.

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Internationalisation

27 September 2021

14 MINS

In Conversation With: Dr Anthony J. Windebank

Dr Anthony J. Windebank, professor of neurology at Mayo Clinic, discusses the importance of global collaborations within medical research, and the impact that internationalisation has had on his career.

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01 September 2021

14 MINS

Setting up a Health Partnership in Kenya

Dr Yvonne Finn

Dr Yvonne Finn speaks of her experience setting up a health partnership in Kenya

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Internationalisation

04 August 2021

13 MINS

Virtual Humans as Personal Health Coaches

Dr Cyrille Thinnes, Prof Ines Thiele

Dr Cyrille Thinnes & Prof. Ines Thiele discuss how Digital Twins or avatars could be used to revolutionise health coaching through recent advances in digital health research.

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29 July 2021

8 MINS

Welcome to the Summer Edition of Cois Coiribe

Professor Becky Whay

Prof Becky Whay, Vice-President: International at NUI Galway welcomes you to the Summer online edition of Cois Coiribe – where we ask what impact can internationalisation have on us as a university and the people associated with it and why should we be a Global University?

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Internationalisation

29 July 2021

3 MINS

Our Students on Internationalisation

Students bring their voice to the conversation on internationalisation and what it means to seek new opportunities in a foreign land in the midst of a pandemic.

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