Mini Science TY 2019
Transition Year Students put on lab coats for the three day Mini-Science Transition Year programme 2019 Twenty three lucky transition year students out of over a hundred applicants from Dublin …
Position open for applications: IMI2 PD-MitoQuant Programme and Data Manager
Job Specification Post Date : 21-Dec-2018 Close Date : 18-Jan-2019 Title: IMI2 PD-MitoQuant Programme and Data Manager Department: Physiology and Medical Physics Tenure: Full time (devoted to the PD-MitoQUANT project) for up to …
Annual Staff Awards 2018
congratulations to Valintina, Amaya, Ian, Franziska and Micha for obtaining the 2018 departmental awards presented by the head of department Prof. Jochen Prehn. The awards aim to recognize individuals for …
Congratulations to Prof. Annette Byrne on receiving RAMI Research Award in Oncology for JCO paper
The Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland in association with the Irish Journal of Medical Science held a very successful event on Wednesday 29th November 2017 which took place in the Royal College of …
Young Neuroscience Ireland Conference 2018- Talk by CSM researcher : Dr Irene Llorente-Folch
The Young NSI 2018 Conference took place in UCD on Thursday 25th October. Irene was invited to speak at the conference. Her talk was entitled ‘A combined single-cell imaging and …
CSM Director of Imaging Dr. Heiko Duessmann gives a a talk at the MIAP workshop in the Live Imaging Cell (LIC) facility at the Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg
17th October The Life Imaging Center (LIC) is a central core facility of the Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg open to members of all Faculties. Currently 250 active users from 6 Faculties (Biology; Medicine; Chemistry …
Dr Niamh Connolly visits DIT school of Engineering
Dr Connolly was invited by Dr Ted Burke from the DIT School of Electrical Engineering to chat with the students about her career path to first year engineering students.
CSM researchers and collaborators discover that high chromosomal instability may predict which patients will benefit most from colorectal cancer drug
Research aims to make sure that patients only receive drugs that will work specifically for their own disease Wednesday, 10 October 2018: Researchers at RCSI/CSM, along with international collaborators within …
TY programme 2019- Applications now open
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CSM Researchers and collaborators discover predictive biomarker for key colorectal cancer drug
Scientists discover predictive biomarker for key colorectal cancer drug Friday, 01 June 2018: The ANGIOPREDICT research consortium have discovered a potential biomarker that can predict which patients will receive most benefit …