From fish, fruits, beets and grain - the food waste that can do so much more
Research Lives: Dr Azza Silotry Naik, Technological University Dublin
When too many conductors result in cellular discord and cancer
Research Lives: Clodagh Murphy, Musgrave Breakthrough Cancer Research PhD Scholar, University College Dublin
Biomaterials and ‘brains in a dish’ for future treatments
Research Lives: Associate professor Catalina Vallejo Giraldo, University of Galway
From hormones to lifting stones – studying complexities of strength training
Research Lives: Dr David Nolan, assistant professor of sport and exercise science, Dublin City University
Scientists are very good at telling, very poor at selling
Research Lives: Dr Seán McCarthy, Hyperion
Blockchain for better data handling in healthcare
Research Lives: Mugdha Srivastava, PhD candidate, Dundalk Institute of Technology
Creating the best environment to stop cancer cells
Research Lives: Dr Eva Szegezdi, lecturer in biochemistry, University of Galway
Delving into the power of DNA for patients
Research Lives: Dr Laura Whelan, post-doctoral researcher, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences
Putting seismic waves through their paces with machine learning
Research Lives: Dr Eoghan Totten, postdoctoral researcher, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
Human psychology: ‘Even being told you are old could affect things like blood pressure’
Research Lives: Dr Deirdre Robertson is a senior researcher at the behavioural research unit, ESRI
Exploring the power of urban green spaces to connect
Research Lives: Dr Tadhg MacIntyre, Innovation Value Institute, Maynooth University
Decoding early signals to catch ovarian cancer sooner
Research Lives: Aideen McCabe, PhD student, University College Cork
‘Homeowners with solar panels could sell extra power to neighbours’: Examining local energy trading
Research Lives: Dr Sweta Malik works at the UCD Energy Institute on a research programme on next-generation energy systems
Innovation Awards finalist: TrojanTrack - AI to keep a step ahead of lameness in horses
Smartphone-based system is an automated, non-invasive solution that uses AI-based video analysis to spot early signs of lameness in horses
Innovation Awards finalist: CergenX technology offers fast brain-injury assessment in babies
Wave helps identify newborns in need of extra support or treatment, with the aim of reducing the impact of brain injury on their lives