New anticancer vaccine approach targets neuroblastoma (opens in a new tab)
Research led by Olga Piskareva provides early preclinical evidence for an mRNA vaccine approach targeting neuroblastoma.
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TERG develops first synthetic mitral-valve model of its kind (opens in a new tab)
The low-cost model reproduces the heart valve’s complex directional mechanics under physiological pressure and flow.
Oran Kennedy leads new national hard-tissue facility (opens in a new tab)
HARD2HISTO will support preparation and analysis of bone, joints, teeth and tissues incorporating complex medical devices.
Ian Woods awarded Royal Society–Research Ireland fellowship (opens in a new tab)
The eight-year fellowship supports MX-REGEN, an advanced 3D-printed implant programme for traumatic brain injury repair.
RNA-activated implant stimulates nerve regrowth (opens in a new tab)
TERG and AMBER researchers combined a biomimetic 3D implant with RNA-carrying particles to promote neuronal regrowth after spinal-cord injury.
TERG projects join the €34m ARC Hub for HealthTech (opens in a new tab)
RCSI projects led by Aamir Hameed, Ian Woods and Fergal O’Brien will advance heart-failure biosensing and neurological medical devices.
Ian Woods receives Research Ireland Pathway funding (opens in a new tab)
The four-year award supports a minimally invasive, nanomaterial-enabled implant for electrical stimulation after traumatic brain injury.
Ciara Murphy joins €6.5m HYDROHEAL project (opens in a new tab)
The Horizon Europe consortium is developing smart, sustainable and injectable hydrogels for bone loss and fracture repair.
Garry Duffy appointed Head of Anatomy and Regenerative Medicine (opens in a new tab)
Professor Duffy’s appointment strengthens RCSI activity across tissue engineering, MedTech, soft robotics and patient-centred translation.
Patient partnership highlights progress in spinal-cord research (opens in a new tab)
A new book by Ciarán McCarthy reflects on spinal-cord injury and his contribution to TERG’s Spinal Cord Research Advisory Panel.
RCSI develops implant to power healing after spinal-cord injury (opens in a new tab)
TERG and AMBER researchers developed an electroconductive, 3D-printed scaffold that can convey electrical signals at an injury site.
TERG researcher Cian O’Connor awarded Fulbright Scholarship (opens in a new tab)
The Fulbright Irish Award supports international research, study and collaboration with leading institutions in the United States.
Multi-functional material designed to boost bone healing (opens in a new tab)
TERG researchers combined a scaffold, a genetic signal and antimicrobial copper nanoparticles to support bone repair and resist bacterial attachment.