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Peter McNamara is the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Maynooth University and holds a professorship in Management. He leads a faculty comprising 12 departments/schools with over 7,650 students and 335 staff. Previously, he was Head of the School of Business (2014–2022), during which student numbers increased by 220%, staff grew from 11 to 79, and research impact entered the top 20% globally among business schools. He has held academic roles at University College Dublin, Cass Business School (London), and visiting positions in Europe. Education: PhD in Strategic Management and Innovation, Cass Business School, University of London MSc Strategic Management and Planning, University College Dublin Bachelor of Business Studies (Accounting & Economics), University of Limerick Research Interests: Focuses on university/business school performance, innovation processes (including failure experience), collaboration strategies, and business model design. His work bridges research and classroom practice via case studies. Recent projects include enhancing postgraduate employability and analyzing business models in connected health sectors. Publications & Impact: Over 50 peer-reviewed articles in journals like Journal of Management , Academy of Management Learning and Education , and Research Policy . Notable works explore research performance visibility, societal impact governance, and failure-driven innovation in biotechnology. Awards: Carlo Masini Award (2011), Global Forum Award (2016 & 2018) Best Entrepreneurship Case Award (2007) Outstanding Research/Teaching awards from UCD Leadership & Service: Served on over 200 academic committees globally. Current roles include Maynooth University Executive member, Academic Council Secretary, and leadership in international organizations like the Academy of Management (MED Division Chair 2016–2017). Supervised 3 PhD students and contributed to 17 undergraduate/postgraduate programs. Research Projects: Enhancing Employability Skills for Postgraduate Students (Co-PI, 2019–2021) Applied Research in Connected Health Technology (Co-PI, €106,678, 2013–2018) Innovation Policy Simulation for the Smart Economy (Co-PI, €60,830, 2011–2013)

• Management and performance of universities/business schools
• Innovation processes and failure experience
• Collaboration strategies in organizations
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Dr. Aisling O'Leary is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). She holds a PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Trinity College Dublin and has extensive clinical pharmacy experience at St. James’s Hospital, Dublin. Her academic career includes teaching roles in clinical pharmacy and part-time involvement with the National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics. She oversees the National Hepatitis C Treatment Program outcomes registry and contributes to health technology assessments for medication reimbursement. Dr. O'Leary's education includes a B.Sc. in Pharmacy and a PhD from Trinity College Dublin. Her research focuses on hepatitis C treatment, pharmacoeconomics, antimicrobial stewardship, and health system sustainability. She has published widely on topics like drug adherence, health economics, and outcomes-based treatment models. Her work integrates clinical practice, policy, and education to address public health challenges such as infectious diseases and medication safety. Education: PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Trinity College Dublin) B.Sc. (Pharm.) (Trinity College Dublin) Professional Roles: Senior Lecturer at RCSI Member of National Hepatitis C Treatment Programme Clinical Advisory Group Former Lead of National Hepatitis C Outcomes Registry Research Focus: Pharmacoeconomics and health technology assessment Hepatitis C treatment optimization Antimicrobial stewardship strategies Healthcare sustainability and policy Her recent publications emphasize sustainable healthcare practices, pharmacist-led care models, and outcomes-based drug evaluations. She actively contributes to interprofessional education and has supervised research on antimicrobial stewardship and hepatitis C treatment protocols.

• Pharmacoeconomics
• Hepatitis C Treatment
• Drug Adherence
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Trevor Young is an Associate Professor in Aeronautical Engineering at the University of Limerick, affiliated with both the School of Engineering and the Bernal Institute. He holds a PhD from Cranfield University and has over 30 years of combined industry and academic experience. His research focuses on composite materials, wind turbine blade technology, and aviation innovation, with over €15 million in secured grants. He co-founded the Irish Centre for Composites Research (IComp) and serves on the Scientific Committee of the EC's Clean Sky 2 programme. Education: BSc (Eng) from University of the Witwatersrand, MSc and PhD from Cranfield University. Teaching expertise includes aircraft design, flight mechanics, and fleet planning. Research interests span composites, laminar flow technologies, and sustainable aviation. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers, authored/co-authored books on aviation performance and technical writing, and led 40+ research projects. Key contributions include advancements in wind turbine blade coatings and thermoplastic composite wingbox designs. Grants and Awards: Principal Investigator for €7M+ in EC and Irish-funded projects. Recognized for contributions to composites research and aviation innovation through EC evaluations and expert roles. Professional Activities: Member of Royal Aeronautical Society, AIAA, and advisory bodies for Clean Sky and Clean Aviation. Active in UN Sustainable Development Goals related to affordable and clean energy.

• Aeronautical Engineering
• Composite Materials
• Wind Energy Technology
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