Cerebral Palsy Foundation Launches Programme of Excellence to Revolutionise Cerebral Palsy Care in Ireland Foundation partnering with University College Cork, Trinity College Dublin, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences, and Children’s Health Ireland to establish [...]
The BASELINE Birth Cohort study is Ireland’s opportunity to establish a longitudinal birth cohort with the potential to answer important questions in the study of diseases in early life, later childhood and beyond. It has the [...]
Dr Simon Woodworth delivered one of the keynote addresses at the 2022 Pre-ICIS SIGDSA Symposium at Copenhagen Business School on 10th December, titled 'Using data to drive pregnancy care and health policy: The Kilimanjaro ULTRA project'. [...]
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📢INFANT at 2022 IPA Conference 💡Danielle Clifford wins first prize in the Neonatal section for her presentation on her work on biomarkers for HIE at INFANT 👏Well done Danielle
Many thanks to all the speakers at our Research Symposium in Clinical Trials in Neonatology, which took place at the River Lee Hotel on Friday 25th November. Our thanks also to all those who attended the [...]
📢INFANT at the #YoungInvestigatorsSymposium 📍Trinity College Dublin @tcddublin 🗣️Lead Investigator @markosullivann will discuss the #Neurobell Project and research commercialization 👏Organized by @NeuroscienceIRL -Early Career Researchers Network (NSI-ECRN) committee
📣Check out this new paper by INFANT researchers 💡'Development of an EEG artefact detection algorithm and its application in grading neonatal #HypoxicIschemicEncephalopathy' 🔎Read full paper here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0957417422019352 #ConvolutionalNeuralNetwork #Neonatal #MachineLearning
📢INFANT at the World Congress on Gestational Trophoblastic Diseases in Sydney #ISSTD2022 🗣️@IrishResearch PhD scholar Caroline Joyce of The Pregnancy Loss Research group presented:
