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Engineering (TCBE). Prof. Lally leads a multidisciplinary research group in the School of Engineering at Trinity College Dublin. The goal of the Lally lab is to develop in vitro and in-silico testing platforms
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to design, lead and implement a defined programme of research and full stack software engineering in support of the Abilta project, developing, evaluating and translating innovative AI-enabled
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turbulent, steady and transient conditions, including aspects of numerical shape optimisation which could be implemented in commercial software packages such as ANSYS Fluent and/or additional CFD
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College Dublin. The goal of the Lally lab is to develop in vitro and in-silico testing platforms for the optimisation and development of medical devices, particularly cardiovascular and urological devices
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and learning practice. The aim of this evaluation is to examine the implementation of the Hub and its funded projects during the pilot phase, identify strengths of the model and operational structure
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Evaluation) project. The aims of PRACTICE are: 1. To iteratively co-create the healthcare design process through an action research project where researchers engage with a small number of clinical design
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the brain representations that form the foundations of cognition. These powerful representations allow the infant to rapidly master many tasks during childhood. The InfantNeuroAI project aims to measure these
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the brain representations that form the foundations of cognition. These powerful representations allow the infant to rapidly master many tasks during childhood. The InfantNeuroAI project aims to measure these
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, and how they intend to apply learning from the programme in their home community or region. This form must be completed in full and uploaded under the document section of the application
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, and how they intend to apply learning from the programme in their home community or region. This form must be completed in full and uploaded under the document section of the application