Physiology News Letter 2nd Edition January 2018
we have put together all of our awards, achievements and social events in our bi-annual news letter: Physiology Newsletter_ Jan 2018_IA_LB_HB
JPND fund the CSM and its partners 1.5M
January 2018 The EU Joint Programme – Neurodegenerative Disease Research (JPND) is the largest global research initiative aimed at tackling the challenge of neurodegenerative diseases. JPND supports transnational research projects and …
RCSI/CSM receives 5 M to develop the next generation imageable PDX models of Colorectal Cancer
August 2017: Prof Annette Byrne received news that the EurOPDX (europdx.edu) led H2020 Infrastructures project ‘EDIREX’ was also funded by the EC (c. €5million). Prof Byrne is a member of …
RCSI/CSM gets awarded €6million for the European Commission (EC) funded H2020 Health industry/academia project ‘COLOSSUS’
Prof Annette Byrne (co-ordinator) and colleagues were awarded c. €6million for the European Commission (EC) funded H2020 Health industry/academia project ‘COLOSSUS’ focused on the development of new biomarkers and therapies …
RCSI to train new generation of researchers as part of another international study to tackle most common brain diseases
More great news for the Department Thursday, 9th November 2017: RCSI is leading an international team of scientists on a major research study that aims to train the next generation …
Brain Tumor Ireland Biobank Progress Meeting was held at RCSI on Wednesday 26th Oct 2017
It was lovely to have the Holton Family attend the BTI progress meeting at RCSI and see some of the research and bio banking progress. see pic below for the staff and the Holton …
RCSI wins prestigious tripartite €5.1 million award as part of Global Project to Tackle Colorectal Cancer
Monday, 23rd October 2017: RCSI/CSM has been successful in a €5.1m tripartite grant award to tackle colorectal cancer. The prestigious US-Ireland partnership award provides a unique opportunity to bring together …
Congrats to Dr. Marc Sturrock on his success in obtaining a grant from the Royal Irish Academy
Dr. Marc Sturrock receives funding for an exchange programme where he would be joined by Prof Mark Isalan and his post doc from the imperial college London to work …
RCSI/CSM to lead major international study to improve treatment outcomes for brain cancer patients
Friday, 29th September 2017: RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland) is leading an international team of scientists on a major research study that aims to train the next generation …
Applications open for TY Mini-Science 5th-7th of Feb 2018
The closing date is Friday 20th of Oct 2017 see below for the link: TY 2018 programme Application form