The funding is split across four projects led by researchers at Dublin City University. Dr Louise Fiztgerald, Dr Vijai Kumar Gupta and Dr Jimmy O'Keeffe are leading projects, with Dr Michael Breen and...

This key finding is one of the headline figures available on the All-Island Economic Intelligence Dashboard, a first-ever tool for seamless economic comparison between Northern Ireland and regions wit...

PROSPER project is co-ordinated by DCU’s Brexit Institute & Dublin European Law Institute

The funded projects span treatments for ovarian cancer and the implementation of digital mental health technologies, and draw support from a range of partner organisations and companies. They come as ...

The Research Group in Biography and Life-Writing at DCU was officially launched on 12 December 2024 at the Heaney Lecture Theatre, St Patrick’s Campus, with a lecture by Professor Julia Laite, Birkbec...

The funded projects span treatments for ovarian cancer and the implementation of digital mental health technologies, and draw support from a range of partner organisations and companies. They come as ...

Research Ally prizes mark outstanding contribution by researchers and higher education staff to the research community in Ireland. This year Research Ireland has recognised seventeen awardees from acr...

New resource to help teachers and parents address online concerns surrounding influencers such as Andrew Tate, who has attracted huge audiences of young men and teenage boys

Roman-Gabriel Olar asks if last week’s decision is the right one for Romania’s democratic future.

With the rise of AI in peer review, expert reviewers play a crucial role in maintaining the quality and integrity of the peer review process.

The ‘Grow Phase’ of the initiative sees €9million awarded to sixteen research teams. Dublin City University researchers Dr Mark Roantree, Dr Ciprian Briciu-Burgina, Prof Fiona Regan, Dr David O'Connor...

Dublin City University researcher Dr Louise Hopper will lead the university's contribution to the project, which seeks to revolutionize the prevention of cardiovascular disease in women aged 40-60. CA...

A new report suggests that Ireland has a strong and emerging safety tech sector, which could put it at an advantage on the global stage.

Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) accounts for approximately 10% of all breast cancers and is associated with a more aggressive disease. The gene TP53 is a master regulator of the cell, and the pro...

Dr Stephen Behan will co-ordinate DCU's work with CHU Dijon, France University Hospital, INSERM Davy LAROCHE uB Dijon University and UNIGE Geneva in a project work €240,000 in direct funding to the un...

Professor Pat O’Connor, University of Limerick, joins us in DCU for what's bound to be an insightful conversation around her career as a female academic and

Over the past number of weeks, the war in Ukraine has entered a troubling new phase. Reports suggest increasing North Korean involvement, raising the stakes on an already volatile battlefield.

On Tuesday 12th November, Dublin City University Anti-Bullying Centre welcomed 60 post-primary students from St Louis Rathmines and Blakestown Community School to The Helix, Glasnevin. The students pa...