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. NourishMind is developing novel microbiota-based product(s) for weight maintenance. The technology is supported by a growing body of preclinical and clinical evidence, protected intellectual
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focus on conducting a comprehensive Health Technology Assessment (HTA), synthesising evidence on clinical effectiveness and safety, pharmacoeconomic and cost-effectiveness outcomes, budget impact
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comprehensive Health Technology Assessment (HTA), synthesising evidence on clinical effectiveness and safety, pharmacoeconomic and cost-effectiveness outcomes, budget impact, organisational and social
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investigates the potential of fermentation technology for upcycling fruit and vegetable side streams. The project focuses on minimal processing techniques to produce plant-based foods with improved
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technology development project in which UCC collaborates with two companies, Danalto and Qorvo. The UCC part of the project focuses on the development of agentic AI and digital twin concepts for Ultra
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. The project focuses on filling knowledge gaps about at-risk shark, skate and ray ecology in Irish waters using acoustic and satellite tracking technology, alongside local ecological knowledge, genetic
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College Cork (UCC) is looking for two highly motivated Post-Doctoral Researchers . The researchers will be employed on a technology development project in which UCC collaborates with two companies
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in Irish waters using acoustic and satellite tracking technology, alongside local ecological knowledge, genetic sampling, sonography, blood sampling and hormone analysis, underwater video, and
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development. Brining together six European universities with leading pharma manufacturers and technology-driven SMEs, the research and training programme will transform how dermal medicines and generics are
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development. Brining together six European universities with leading pharma manufacturers and technology-driven SMEs, the research and training programme will transform how dermal medicines and generics are