Paul is an Associate Professor in the School of Biotechnology, the LSI Commercialisation and Industry Liasion and the head of the Biomedical Innovation Group. Paul established the group in September 2023 to tackle two key challenges, our environment and our health. Paul has a track record in both academic and industry-led research
Caroline is a senior researcher at the DCU Water Institute and will join the group in July as a project leader working on an EU funded project entitled AquaBioSens:
On site biological sensing for aquatic pollutants and biohazards. This project is co-led and supervised by Prof Fiona Regan, a leading environmental researcher and director of the DCU Water Institute.
Roozbeh is a DCU Bioterapeutics programme funded PhD student working on a project entitled '
Biotherapeutics for Inflammatory Skin Diseases'. This project is co-led and supervised by Dr Achilleas Floudas (Translational Immunology Group) and Dr Mike Freeley in the School of Biotechnology at DCU.
Marta is a Masters by Research student working on a EU funded project entitled AquaBioSens:
On site biological sensing for aquatic pollutants and biohazards. This project is co-led and supervised by Prof Fiona Regan, a leading environmental researcher and director of the DCU Water Institute.
Sara is a medical doctor and a Masters in Precision Medicine student working on an Enterprise Ireland-funded project in collaboration with Trinity College Dublin and Caroline Murphy at DCU.
The project involves the development of a diagnostic assay for colon cancer.
Former staff and postgraduate research students
Temi was a research assistant working on a EU funded project entitled AquaBioSens: On site biological sensing for aquatic pollutants and biohazards. This project is co-led and supervised by Prof Fiona Regan, a leading environmental researcher and director of the DCU Water Institute.
Sarah was an IRC and DCU funded Masters by research student working on a project entitled 'Personalised patient stratification and therapeutic development using mass scale single cell analysis'. This project is co-led and supervised by Prof Christine Loscher and Dr Mike Freeley in the School of Biotechnology at DCU.
IRC funded PhD student. Thesis 'Development of a rapid pandemic response platform to identify antibodies against SARS-CoV-2'
Undergraduate and project students
Master's in Diagnostics and Precision Medicine student.
Master's in Diagnostics and Precision Medicine student.
'Training the next generation of scientific innovators'