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Researchers validate AI tool that can predict which trauma patients need blood transfusions before they reach hospital 05Feb
Researchers validate AI tool that can predict which trauma patients need blood transfusions before they reach hospital

Multinational, registry-based, retrospective, machine learning development and validation study just published in Lancet Digital Health shows AI could help reduce deaths from haemorrhage.
UCD Celebrates Research with Real-World Impact at Research Impact Awards 28Jan
UCD Celebrates Research with Real-World Impact at Research Impact Awards

Research case study demonstrating how evidence-based interventions can reduce inequalities in child development takes first prize for impact amongst twelve finalists.
New research examines the development of education policy in Ireland 1990-2025 27Jan
New research examines the development of education policy in Ireland 1990-2025

Paper calls for a major expansion of policy-making capacity across the Department of Education, with enhanced support for school-level agency.
The hidden microbial communities that shape health in space 22Jan
The hidden microbial communities that shape health in space

New study co-led by UCD explores the role of biofilms in health during long-duration spaceflight, and how spaceflight research can reshape our understanding of these microbial communities on Earth.
Foundations of Data Science Winter Symposium 2026 16Jan
Foundations of Data Science Winter Symposium 2026

The Research Ireland Centre for Research Training (CRT) in Foundations of Data Science hosted its annual winter symposium at O’Reilly Hall in UCD on 14-15 January.

CeADAR to receive €5.7M for phase two of EU programme 09Jan
CeADAR to receive €5.7M for phase two of EU programme

CeADAR, Ireland’s National Centre for AI, to receive €5.7 million funding for phase two of the centre's European Digital Innovation Hub programme, which helps SMEs and public sector organisations adopt AI.
Breastfeeding may lower mothers’ later life depression and anxiety risks\n 09Jan
Breastfeeding may lower mothers’ later life depression and anxiety risks

Findings of an observational study, published in the open access journal BMJ Open, showed breastfeeding may lower mothers’ later life depression and anxiety risks for up to 10 years after pregnancy.
€3M investment for mental health research announced 08Jan
€3M investment for mental health research announced

A new all-island Collaborative Research Network in Mental Health will be established as part of the investment awarded by the HRB, announced by Minister of State with responsibility for mental health Mary Butler, TD.

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