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@researchireland.ieWe are pleased to announce that the Research Ireland Cyber Security Innovation Challenge, developed in partnership with the National Cyber Security Centre, is open for applications. Supporting research that strengthens Ireland's cyber resilience. Learn more: www.researchireland.ie/funding/cybe...
@ai2peat.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieSome pictures from @researchireland.ie's event with EU commissioner @valdisdombrovskis.ec.europa.eu and the National Challenge Fund's Prize-winning teams.
The team brought a display of our work: a satellite orbiting over peatlands. We leave the role of the wooden fork up to your imagination.
@adaptcentre.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieWorried about climate change? Curious about AI? 🌱🤖
Say hello to GreenFutures, a brand new, FREE TY programme all about AI, sustainability and thinking critically about the world we're inheriting: www.adaptcentre.ie/projects/gre...
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@futureneuro.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieThe All-Island PPI Ignite Network Festival launched at @rcsi.bsky.social last week! We were delighted to join patients, public contributors and researchers, alongside some of our fantastic #PPI contributors.
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@researchireland.ieThe Industry Fellowship Programme is now open for applications. The programme provides opportunities for researchers to undertake a Fellowship within a company, working on a co-developed research project that addresses shared challenges & opportunities. Visit: www.researchireland.ie/funding/indu...
@researchireland.ieDespite finding success as a filmmaker in the 1950s and 1960s, Flora Kerrigan remains largely unknown today. A Research Ireland-funded project is helping uncover her story and shine a light on overlooked women in Irish film history. Read on @irishtimes.com: www.irishtimes.com/sponsored/20...
@futureneuro.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieA new publication involving FutureNeuro PI Prof Kathleen Bennett at @rcsi.bsky.social explores patient and public perceptions of AI in clinical decision-making for neurological healthcare in Ireland.
Read more: futureneurocentre.ie/ai-in-neurol...
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@researchireland.ieWe were delighted to welcome @valdisdombrovskis.ec.europa.eu, European Commissioner for Economy and Productivity, Implementation and Simplification, to Research Ireland last week, where he met with several prize-winning teams supported through the National Challenge Fund. #NextGenerationEU
@ssanvito.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieAnother great work from Declan Nell and Andrea Droghetti published on @acs.org Nano Letters. Hot correlated electrons drive the transport at high bias voltage in Fe4GeTe2.
Thanks to @researchireland.ie, @crann-tcd.bsky.social
@futureneuro.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieFollowing two years of Community Connect events, we’ve launched the #MyMovingBrain Network with Active Disability Ireland, bringing lived experience, & community organisations together to co-create resources supporting #PhysicalActivity for people living with #BrainConditions💙
@rcsiglobalsurgery.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieWhen countries with huge differences in income levels collaborate on a project, there is always an elephant in the room that needs to be addressed. Can these partnerships really be equal?
Explore the new episode of Be Water rb.gy/qo6pip
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@researchireland.ieToday, we launch Research Ireland's first Annual Report, highlighting the role of the agency in supporting excellent research and innovation across Ireland and strengthening collaboration with industry and international partners. Read more: www.researchireland.ie/news/annual-...
@futureneuro.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ie🤝 On Friday, researchers and PPI contributors came together for our FutureNeuro #EngagedResearch Event, sharing projects and exploring how meaningful collaboration can be embedded throughout the research journey.
@surg-water.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieWhen countries with huge differences in income levels collaborate on a project, there is always an elephant in the room that needs to be addressed. Can these partnerships really be equal?
We explore this in our new episode of Be Water:
rb.gy/qo6pip
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@researchireland.ie"Innovation in healthcare achieves its greatest impact when patients are partners in the research process." - Dr Finnian Müller Hanrahan, Research Ireland.
We’ve partnered with Mediaplanet on today’s Innovations in Patient Care report.
Read more: www.healthnews.ie/innovations-...
@researchireland.ieWork by a @tcddublin.bsky.social art historian, Dr Rachel Healy, has led to two Renaissance paintings in major national collections being formally retitled following new research into the identities of their sitters. Read more: www.researchireland.ie/news/portrai...
@catsporter.bsky.socialReposted by @researchireland.ieI'm honoured to be included in the lineup for @researchireland.ie event 'Understanding Ireland Over Time: Maps, Data and DNA' as part of Dublin History Festival 2026, 11am, 10th October @ria.ie
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@researchireland.ieWe are grateful to @valdisdombrovskis.ec.europa.eu, European Commissioner for Economy and Productivity, Implementation and Simplification, for taking the time to visit Research Ireland today and meet with the National Challenge Fund's Prize-winning teams.
@researchireland.ieNominations are now open for the 76th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings (Physiology/Medicine). The final day for institutions to nominate researchers will be 8th October 2026, 17:00 (local Irish time). For more information, please visit: www.researchireland.ie/funding/lind...
@maynoothuniversity.ieReposted by @researchireland.ieIs your smartphone altering your brain?
Many of the arguments about the internet rewiring our brains can be traced back to older concepts about changes from oral to literate cultures, writes @researchireland.ie Postdoctoral Fellow Lily Ní Dhomhnaill.
