TU Dublin Awards Highlights Research and Innovation Excellence
TU Dublin celebrated excellence in Research and Innovation at an awards ceremony held in Grangegorman on Monday night. Given for the first time this year, the awards recognise the incredible impact of the university’s research and innovation community in pushing the boundaries of knowledge to create a better world for all.
Congratulations to all the award winners who were announced at an event hosted in the University’s Concert Hall in Grangegorman, with Claire Mac Namee, Head of Enterprise Engagement at TU Dublin, officiating the proceedings and Professor Philip Nolan, Chief Executive Designate for the new Research and Innovation Ireland Agency and Director General, Science Foundation Ireland providing the keynote address.
We were delighted to see our school very well represented in the nomination categories.
Amit Jaiswal - One to watch
Ammar Abbas - Early Career Researcher
Barry Ryan - Excellence in research supervision
Christine O'Connor - Established Career Researcher
Christine O'Connor - Excellence in research supervision
Diako Khodaei - Early Career Researcher
Furong Tian - Excellence in research supervision
Furong Tian - One to watch
Hector Diego Estrada Lugo - Early Career Researcher
Julie Dunne - Research in Sustainability Education
Michelle Giltrap - Climate Action
Paul Hynds - Excellence in research supervision
Rena Barry-Ryan - Innovation Impact
Rena Barry-Ryan - Research in Sustainability Education
Research Team Project Title nominations
Applied Enzymology Group - Green Chemistry Biocatalysis - Gary Henehan, Gemma Kinsella and Barry Ryan.
The Research Group for Human Factors in Safety & Sustainability (HFISS) - Human Factors in Safety & Sustainability (HFISS). CISC the Marie Curie ITN lead by TU Dublin on Collaborative Intelligence for Safety Critical Systems. - Maria Chiara Leva