Success for UL in Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarships announcements
Minister Patrick O’ Donovan has announced . Among the beneficiaries is UL's Gráinne Gibson who won the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Postgraduate Scholarship award.
Gráinne's project will study the complexities of climate action in companies by examining the role of research and development (R&D) and digital skill shortages.
In addition to Gráinne winning the EPA award, there was major success for 51ɫ PhD candidates, who won a total of 21 Government of Ireland postgraduate scholarship awards. The list of successful candidates is listed below.
Well done to all on a truly wonderful achievement - we are very proud of you!
Ailbhe Dempsey | Religiosity, spirituality, and cardiovascular responses to acute psychological stress |
Alsún Ní Mhéalóid |
Biochemical and biophysical characterization of immunomodulatory enzymes (IMEs) produced by Lactobacillus species |
Anastasiia Zubareva |
Facilitators and Challenges to Refugees’ Social Inclusion in Ireland |
Anna-Mariya Lashkay |
“Stranger in my skin”: Connecting Disidentification and Dissociation Through Social Identity Following Trauma |
Catherine Cleary |
Stable dry-powder formulations of monoclonal antibodies for pulmonary delivery (PulmoMAb) |
Chloe O Dwyer |
Development of a framework to integrate sustainability in medical device development through practice-based design research |
Darragh Collins |
The feasibility of a school-based programme for improving muscular fitness, cognitive function and mental health outcomes in youth: ‘Resistance Training for Teens’ Ireland (RT4T-I). |
Frank Fitzgerald |
‘Plus ça change? How Does The Reorganisation of Government Ministries Affect Institutional Structures and Policy Outputs?’ |
Gabrielle Fath |
Mature women in minor literature? Writing women's ageing in post-war European short fiction by Irish, Scottish and Swiss writers. |
Isabel Andersson |
Comprehensive biophysical characterisation of the human testes to inform the development of representative preclinical models |
James Burns |
Exploring the effectiveness of music therapy intervention on language and communication in young children with acquired communication impairments |
Jelena Perišić |
Spacetimes They Are A-Changin’: Re-shaping The Notion of Spacetime By Dissolving The Boundaries Between Sound, Music, Visuals And Text |
Kexin Huang |
An arts practice exploration of how the female originated Chinese script of Nüshu can illuminate Chinese feminism principles in contemporary dance. |
Paloma Valencia Castro |
Approximations of Practice for MA English Language Student Teachers: Optimising VLE Affordances in Teacher Education |
Robert Hannan |
Impact of Perceived Unfairness and Bias Relating to Diversity in Promotional Practices within an Educational Context |
Róisín Cahill |
Exploring the impact of physio-led education and home-based exercise for people with Rotator Cuff disorders in secondary care. A feasibility study. |
Sarah Crowley |
ADAPT - transforming ADolescent low bAck Pain care - a parTicipatory, mixed-methods approach |
Tabitha Billingham |
Integration of Injury and Illness Epidemiology around the Prevalence of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport in Ireland |
Venkata sai manoj Palabathuni |
Two - Dimensional Transition Metal Chalcogenides Based Novel Nanostructures: Control Over Structure, Surface and Electronic Properties for Electrocatalytic Applications |
Victoria De Brún | Examining Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Factors Associated with Gendered Engagement and Performance in STEM |
Xin Su | Identification and Assessment of Psychosocial Predictors of Occupational Burnout Syndrome Among Heroic Professionals. |
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