‘GaitKeeper’, using AI-powered technology, helps diagnose early-Alzheimer’s disease
12 April 2024
A new AI-powered technology, driven by software developed by Dublin City University Principal Investigator, Dr Aidan Boran working in conjunction with consultants, physiotherapists and patients at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH)....
DCU claims new ultra-small material can detect diseases faster
10 April 2024
A new miniscule material could be used to detect diseases much faster by trapping biomolecules, according to a research team at Dublin City University (DCU). The researchers claim their new...
DCU Spin out Edgeliot provides real time emissions monitoring in Dublin at a fraction of current cost
11 March 2024
Cities have a massive role to play in climate mitigation. Worldwide, they occupy less than 3% of the earth’s surface but consume 78pc of the world’s energy...
DCU based firm with graduate founder launches groundbreaking AI satellite technology
06 March 2024
DCU based AI technology firm Ubotica has launched a groundbreaking live earth intelligence mission enabled by AI powered technology. The technology lifted off aboard the HAMMER satellite as part of...
Why AI will make our lives better, under the right direction
13 February 2024
Once Ireland’s first professor in data analytics, DCU’s Prof Tomás Ward explains why he thinks fear of AI is often ‘misplaced’ and...
DCU Invent launches its ‘Lunch & Learn’ Series
07 February 2024
Calling all DCU academics and researchers! DCU Invent is delighted to introduce our brand-new initiative, the 'Lunch and Learn' series! As a DCU researcher, are you eager to turbo charge...
DCU collaborates with Irish Medical Device company PBC Biomed on new bone fracture treatment
01 February 2024
OsStic® is an injectable bioadhesive that can be used to treat bone fractures. It is the result of a longstanding research collaboration between Biodesign Europe at Dublin City University...
Enterprise Ireland teams up with DCU Invent for Commercialisation Roadshow
01 February 2024
Commercialising your research is an exciting journey of innovation and entrepreneurship and the team at DCU Invent is keen to engage with DCU researchers to support them in their...
Drug-resistant pancreatic cancer cells successfully treated in the Prof Silvia Giordani’s lab
09 January 2024
Pancreatic cancer cells, resistant to drugs, have been successfully treated in the lab by Professor Silvia Giordani's team in DCU's School of Chemical Sciences using a new drug...
DCU scientists create coating to protect ships and equipment
05 January 2024
Prof Fiona Regan, Professor of Chemistry in the DCU Faculty of Science and Health and Director of the DCU Water Institute led a research team at Dublin...