Geraldine Horigan

Geraldine Horigan is a Researcher at the University of Ulster, affiliated with the School of Biomedical Sciences and the Faculty of Life & Health Sciences. Her research focuses on biomedical sciences, genetics, nutritional science, public health, and data analysis. She holds a Researcher academic rank and has contributed to over 47 publications since 2007, with an h-index of 15 and 1,078 citations. Her work addresses topics like riboflavin metabolism, mental health in aging populations, and cardiovascular health in pregnancy.

Education details are not explicitly listed in the provided text. Collaborations include studies on multi-view data clustering, comorbidity patterns in older adults, and the use of artificial intelligence for mental health diagnosis. She participated in the Food4PD Research Project Startup Meeting in 2024, collaborating with experts in biomedical and nutritional sciences.

Key research interests include vitamin D and folate metabolism, cardiovascular disease risk factors, and the application of statistical methods to public health challenges. Her recent publications emphasize interdisciplinary approaches, combining genotyping, cluster analysis, and observational studies to address complex health issues.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, though her citation metrics reflect impactful contributions. She has advised no listed students and no grants are detailed in the text. She is based at the Coleraine Campus, with contact details available via email and phone.