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Tommy Murphy
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My PhD research involves theoretically analysing and designing components for photonic integrated circuits to improve their performance. These circuits use light to transfer and process information.
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Swati Mukherjee
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Somayyeh Bozorgzadeh
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Smita Patil
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I study platelets (tiny cell fragments found in the blood) using various biochemical methods and super cool microscopy techniques.
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Siva Periasamy
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Shipra Nagar
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Shane O'Reilly
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I identify and measure organic molecules in the environment for a variety of reasons, ranging from detecting pollutants to studying microorganisms in extreme settings, to studying the role organic molecules play in nature. I work mainly with lipid compounds, the fatty molecules that are essential for life.
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Saurabh Kharwar
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Sarah Smoni Varghese
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My PhD is in the field of organic chemistry. I focus on making catalysts that can be applied in reactions to make chiral compounds. Chiral compounds are compounds that exist in 2 forms which are non-superimposable mirror images of each other (just like the palms of your hand!) It is important to make chiral compounds because most pharmaceutical compounds are chiral. And our body is a chiral environment, where certain receptors can accept only one of the forms of the chiral molecule.
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Sam Green
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I work in the Climate Change Research Centre at the University of New South Wales as a research software engineer. I create code and data to help researchers better study climate change and how it is changing our day to day weather.
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Rosemary Josekutty Thomas
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I’m a Computer Scientist researching on how to help farmers with technology.
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Roger Preston
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Rocco Lupoi
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I lecture to mechanical engineering students in Trinity College Dublin. I also run a research group; we develop new 3D printing machines and materials. In my research, I use lasers!
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Rinki Singh
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Pawel Rulikowski
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I work as a radio frequency (RF) design engineer. I design RF components so you can use your smart phone even on the Moon (I did that too!).
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Nouman Ghafoor
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Norma Bargary
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I work with lots of different scientists and companies, helping them to use their data to understand more about their products, medicines or human behaviour.
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Minu Masliha
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Mike Hinchey
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i was hired by NASA because of my expertise in mathematical correctness of software (ensuring that we *know* software will work), but nowadays I work very much in the area of autonomous systems.
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Martin O'Connell
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Mark Germaine
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Maeve Upton
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Madhusanka Liyanage
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I am an assistant professor at UCD. I have a background in telecom engineering and working on 5G/6G network security aspects
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Luke Molloy
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I design very large concrete tanks for holding the water you drink in your tap. I also design all the pipes and treatment plants that treat the water when you flush your toilet.
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Kynan Delaney
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Keerthi M. Nair
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Trying to detect the presence of microbes in wounds, soil, and food by developing electrochemical sensors.
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Kamran Mir
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Senior Research Assistant at TU Dublin
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Jose Cortes
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I design and test circuits for devices that are placed inside the body (implantable devices). We deal with what is hidden behind what doctors and patients see as a reading on medical devices.
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James Sweeney
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Jaine Blayney
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I uncover new patterns and trends in big data to help understand why some patients respond well to treatment, yet others don’t.
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Inés Có Rives
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I currently am a student researcher (PhD student) at University College Cork. I work in a lab and I focus on vaccines for flu in the form of oral tablets (like a pill) and patches (very small needles that can be stuck to the skin like a band aid), which are easy to administer and very cool!
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Georgiana Ifrim
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I am a computer scientist. I think of my work as problem solving with computers, a sort of puzzle that keeps me engaged and buzzing. I like that I can write computer programs that make something work better or faster.
My research is in Artificial Intelligence, also called Machine Learning, and how to build tools that are useful for our daily lives.
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Elisabeth O'Flaherty
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My work explores the friendly bacteria (bugs!) that live in our gut.
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Daisy Das
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Cyrille Thinnes
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I work in Digital Health, using computers to better understand and predict how we can improve our health by choosing better diets.
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Conor Ryan
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I work with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. In my job, we program computers so that they can program themselves. We give them a problem to solve, a method to solve it, and then they learn how to write a program.
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Claire Boles
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The optimization of the cell culture media dissolution process for the application to biopharmaceutical drug manufacture with the drug to patient at the forefront.
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Brendan Mullane
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I like talking to students about electronics and technologies that impact on our everyday life such such as smartphones and medical gadgets.
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Benjamin Thébaudeau
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Ben Bond
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Badal Mondal
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I use computers to help scientists choose the best materials for making things like phones, cars, and computers. This helps us make them faster, safer, and cheaper.
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Ayesha Sharif
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I am a researcher at University of Galway, Ireland.
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Arman Azizi
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Imagine talking to your friend as a *hologram* that appears right in front of you! That’s what 6G could make possible. With speeds way beyond 5G, 6G will allow for real-time hologram calls, ultra-realistic virtual experiences, and smart homes where everything is connected. It’s all about creating a future where you can interact with anyone, anywhere, as if they’re right next to you—making the world feel more connected than ever.
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Aqeel Kazmi
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Ann Chen
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Anik Khan
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Ali Shayegh
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Alice Parkes
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I am a researcher in pharmaceuticals. My work explores different ways to make pharmaceutical products perform better for patients.
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Abhinav Gautam
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Aasifa Rounak
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I am an Assistant Professor at University College Dublin where I teach students about the mechanics of solid structures like rods, beams, columns. I also have some experience with automotive engineering and like to talk about cars a lot.
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