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Dr. Paul Leahy is a Lecturer in Wind Energy Engineering at University College Cork (UCC) and a funded investigator in the SFI MaREI Centre for Energy, Climate, and Marine Research. He leads research on wind energy, circular economy applications for decommissioned turbine blades, and climate change impacts. His work includes the Re-Wind project, a transdisciplinary initiative funded by SFI, NSF, and Northern Ireland's Department for the Economy. He co-supervises six PhD students and has examined over 20 theses globally. Education: BE Electrical Engineering (1995), PhD Electrical Engineering (2001), Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching & Learning in Higher Education (2018). Research & Awards: Research focuses on wind energy forecasting, energy storage, and greenhouse gas emissions. Notable awards include the Environmental Research Letters' 2013 Highlight and an ISI Highly Cited Paper (2012). He contributed to IPCC Special Reports on climate change mitigation and co-edits Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews. Grants & Projects: Secured €320,000 for Re-Wind and led multiple EU, EPA, and industry-funded projects. Current research includes lifecycle assessments of repurposed turbine blades and hydrogen production via offshore wind. Teaching & Outreach: Coordinates modules like NE6003 Wind Energy Engineering and contributes to energy systems education. Engages in public lectures and policy initiatives like Energy Cork Cluster leadership. Labs & Teams: Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams on infrastructure repurposing (e.g., BladeBridges) and climate adaptation strategies for agriculture and peatlands.

• Wind Energy
• Renewable Energy
• Circular Economy
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Martin Mullins is Professor in Risk and Insurance at the Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick, where he co-leads the Emerging Risk Group. He holds dual affiliations as Visiting Professor at Vicomtech Foundation (Basque Country, Spain) and member of both the Centre for Emerging Risk Studies and Lero – the Irish Research Centre for Software. His cross-institutional roles include serving as data ethicist for the Central Bank of Ireland and teaching risk/ethics modules for Ireland's national MSc in Artificial Intelligence. His research centers on the convergence of emerging technologies and risk governance, with specific expertise in AI ethics for insurance applications, cyber risk transfer mechanisms, and ethical implications of autonomous systems. Recent work examines trust deficiencies in generative AI for high-stakes insurance decisions, efficacy of cyber insurance markets, and gamified training for financial crime detection – consistently bridging theoretical frameworks with regulatory practice. Analysis of his 2024 publications reveals three dominant trends: (1) Critical examination of AI's role in insurance underwriting, particularly trust barriers in ChatGPT applications; (2) Structural analysis of cyber insurance markets with focus on German regulatory models and reinsurance solutions; (3) Innovation in financial crime detection through behavioral training methodologies. These outputs demonstrate his interdisciplinary approach spanning technology ethics, risk modeling, and regulatory policy. Professor Mullins has secured significant research funding through four EU Commission projects including VIDAS and Cloud-LSVA (funded under MG3.6 and ICT 16 calls), investigating risk metrics and privacy frameworks for assisted driving systems. His work actively contributes to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals related to responsible technology development and ethical innovation. He co-leads the Emerging Risk Group at University of Limerick, collaborating with Lero on software risk initiatives and with Vicomtech Foundation on Basque-region technology ethics projects. Current engagements include advising the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) as member of their Digital Ethics in Insurance Expert Group.

• Risk
• Insurance
• Ethics
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Sheila O'Donohoe is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Accountancy and Economics at South East Technological University (SETU), part of the School of Business. She co-leads the AIB Centre for Finance and Business Research, focusing on themes such as Sustainable Finance, Green Finance, and Small Firm Finance. She holds editorial roles at the Accounting, Finance and Governance Review and Journal of Risk Finance . Her teaching includes postgraduate modules like Contemporary Issues in Business and Research Paper: Governance and Ethics. She has supervised 4 PhD/DBA students and has been recognized with awards including the National Teaching Hero Award (2016) and Postgraduate Research Supervision Excellence Award (2016). Education: Bachelor of Commerce, University College Dublin Masters in Business Studies (Banking and Finance), University College Dublin PhD in Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions, University of Nottingham Research Interests: Her work spans Sustainable Investment, Green Finance, and Governance, with contributions to journals like Journal of Corporate Finance and European Journal of Finance . Recent research explores SME financing challenges, green bond markets, and healthcare performance monitoring. Awards: National Teaching Hero Award (2016) Postgraduate Research Supervision Excellence Award (2016) Highly Commended Paper in Emerald Literati Network 2016 John Moore Award (1983) Advising & Grants: Supervises PhD students and has served as External Examiner for Irish and Scottish universities. Active in curriculum development, including co-leading the MBS programme at SETU. Labs/Teams: Leads the Centre for Finance and Business Research, collaborating with practitioners and policymakers on themes like Fintech, Labour Market Policy, and Insurance Pricing.

• Sustainable Finance
• Green Finance
• Small Firm Finance
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Fabrice Kampfen is an Assistant Professor in Economics at the School of Economics, University College Dublin , with research affiliations at the Population Studies Center (University of Pennsylvania) , Health Econometrics and Data Group (University of York) , and Lausanne Center for Health Economics . His work bridges Health Economics , Development Economics , and Applied Microeconomics . PhD in Economics (University of Lausanne, 2019) MA in Economics (Brown University, 2015) MSc in Economics (University of Lausanne, 2014) BSc in Economics (University of Geneva, 2010) Research interests focus on chronic disease impacts in low-income settings, reporting heterogeneity in health data, and policy evaluation for health interventions. He leads the Swiss-funded Research for Development (r4d) project assessing chronic illness effects in India, Sri Lanka, Philippines, and Malawi. His methodological work includes anchoring vignettes for Visual Analogue Scale validity and regression discontinuity designs for hypertension screening effectiveness. Key publications span journals like American Economic Review: Insights , Demography , BMJ Global Health , and World Development , with recent emphasis on gender disparities in healthcare access, economic shocks' intergenerational effects, and pandemic response mechanisms. He serves on the editorial board of Nature - Scientific Reports and co-chairs the Network of Irish-based Development Economists (NIDE) . Scientific awards include the Young Academy of Ireland membership, Swiss National Science Foundation Early Post-Doc Mobility Grant , and multiple conference/travel grants from institutions like RAND and Venice International University. Teaching includes Advanced Econometrics , Advanced Microeconomics , and European Economy modules. He also supervises PhD theses and co-led the 2024 Internal Seminar Series at UCD's School of Economics. Labs/Teams : Active in the Health Econometrics and Data Group (HEDG) at York, Malawi Longitudinal Study of Families and Health (MLSFH) team, and r4d project consortium.

• Health Economics
• Development Economics
• Applied Microeconomics
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Stephen Byrne is a Professor at University College Cork (UCC), currently serving as Interim Registrar since November 2020. He previously served as Head of the School of Pharmacy from October 2013 to October 2020 and was Course Director of the MSc in Clinical Pharmacy from October 2010 to August 2014. With a career spanning over two decades, Professor Byrne has established himself as a leading expert in geriatric pharmacology and clinical pharmacy practice. Professor Byrne graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Pharmacy from the University of Sunderland in 1996 and completed his PhD at Trinity College Dublin in 2002, focusing on non-physician management of oral anticoagulant therapy. He joined UCC in 2004 after working as both a community and hospital pharmacist in various locations throughout Ireland. His qualifications include a Dip Stat, Cert Health Econ, Cert Clin Pharm, and MPSI. His primary research interests center around appropriate prescribing of medicines for elderly patients, with particular emphasis on the STOPP/START criteria, anticoagulation therapy, and antimicrobial stewardship. Professor Byrne's work has significantly influenced clinical practice guidelines in geriatric pharmacology, with the STOPP/START criteria now widely adopted internationally. His research has been funded by numerous prestigious grants including EU Framework Programme Seven projects (SENATOR and TRUST), Health Research Board awards, and Enterprise Ireland funding. Professor Byrne has published 67 career publications with 1,716 total citations and an h-index of 20. His research output demonstrates a consistent focus on medication safety, appropriate prescribing, and clinical pharmacy interventions for elderly patients. The STOPP/START criteria, which he helped develop, represents one of his most significant contributions to the field, aiming to improve the quality and safety of medicine prescriptions for elderly patients. As an academic mentor, Professor Byrne has supervised 13 PhD graduates, 1 MD graduate, and 2 MSc by Research graduates between 2008-2014. His leadership extends beyond research to significant administrative roles, including establishing the first pharmacist and nurse-led anticoagulation clinic in Cork University Hospital, which later expanded to other regional hospitals and community settings. Professor Byrne's work bridges clinical practice, research, and policy, with his team developing software engines to implement the STOPP/START criteria at the point of prescribing. His current research continues to address critical issues in medication management for elderly patients, antimicrobial stewardship, and healthcare policy related to pharmaceutical services.

• Appropriate Prescribing
• Geriatric Pharmacology
• Anticoagulation Therapy
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Dr. Martin Cunneen is an Associate Professor at the University of Limerick's Kemmy Business School, affiliated with the Data-Driven Computer Engineering Research Centre and Lero – the Irish Software Research Centre. He leads the AI-ERA (Ethics, Regulation, Accountability) Research Group and serves as Principal Investigator for the Horizon Europe-funded XTREME project (2024–2027), focusing on mixed reality technologies for art and culture. Active in AI governance, ethics, and interdisciplinary research Supervises 14 postgraduate students across 7 thematic areas Led €1.2 million in research funding in the past year His research spans AI/data governance , climate risk mitigation , extended reality , health technology , autonomous vehicles , and philosophy of AI , integrating technical and social science perspectives under the UN SDG framework. Scientific awards include: KBS Faculty Teaching Excellence Award (2022) Teaching interests include AI governance, explainable AI, data ethics, and sustainable AI practices. He actively participates in EU Horizon projects and collaborates with Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and international research consortia. Labs: XTREME Mixed Reality Research Living Lab at Kemmy Business School (2024)

• AI Governance
• Philosophy of AI
• Language and AI
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Agustín S. Bénétrix is an Associate Professor of Economics and Head of the Economics Department at Trinity College Dublin. He serves as Senior Editor for Oxford Open Economics and Associate Editor for Economia and Review of World Economics . His research focuses on international macroeconomics, financial integration, fiscal policy, and banking. Notable work includes analysis of cross-border investments, tax policy impacts, and historical manufacturing trends. Education: Doctoral training in Economics (details not explicitly stated in text) His research explores themes such as uncertainty shocks in banking, currency composition effects, and the role of fiscal policy in stabilizing economies. Recent articles address tax havens' dynamics, household financial assets, and deglobalization in banking sectors. His work often involves collaborations with institutions like the ECB and IMF. Key contributions include studies on the global financial crisis's valuation effects and comparative analysis of economic crises. He organizes workshops on international capital flows and financial globalization. No scientific awards explicitly mentioned in the text. Teaching includes courses on Money and Banking, International Macroeconomics, and Econometrics. Advising and grants details are not listed in the provided text.

• International Macroeconomics
• Financial Integration
• Fiscal Policy
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Aminat Adeyemo serves as Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing & Midwifery at the University of Limerick, bridging Irish academic rigor with impactful research in Nigerian healthcare systems. Her scholarly profile centers on technological innovation in nursing practice and public health policy implementation across diverse resource settings. Research focuses prominently on robotics integration in nursing , examining benefits, challenges, and regulatory frameworks through rigorous umbrella reviews. Complementary interests include cancer screening accessibility , pain management protocols , and universal health coverage policy , with significant emphasis on Nigerian healthcare contexts and maternal health outcomes. Publication analysis (2018-2025) reveals strategic evolution: early work addressed Nigerian health challenges (breast cancer screening, wound care economics, malaria treatment), while 2023-2025 features 5 robotics-focused reviews establishing her as a policy specialist in nursing technology implementation. Current scholarship demonstrates systematic examination of standards, guidelines, and regulatory frameworks for healthcare robotics.

• Robotics in Nursing
• Healthcare Technology Implementation
• Cancer Screening Accessibility
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John Garvey is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Accounting & Finance at the University of Limerick, a position held since September 2002. He is also founder and CEO of FarmHedge Ltd., a university spinout that won the Irish Times Innovation Award (Fintech) in 2019 for its digital platform coordinating grain trading and farm inputs across 30 Austrian cooperatives. His educational background includes a BA and MA in Economics from NUI Galway, an MSc in Investment and Treasury from Dublin City University, and a PhD in Finance (2008) from Dublin City University under Professor Liam Gallagher. Dr. Garvey's research bridges finance, sustainability, and risk management with core interests in Land Use and Sustainable Food Systems, Market Systems and Technology Adoption, and Insurance Markets and Alternative Risk Transfer. His work develops practical financial mechanisms for ecological restoration while examining volatility forecasting and risk transfer innovations. Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate a strategic shift toward integrating finance with environmental restoration, particularly through systematic reviews on land-based financial instruments and ecosystem service incentives, reflecting growing policy relevance in sustainable finance. His notable awards include: Irish Times Innovation Award (Fintech), 2019 Innovation Award for Leading a University Spinout Company, 2016 Jennifer Burke Award, 2013 Dr. Garvey secured seed funding through partnerships with major European agribusinesses for FarmHedge, now deployed in Austria, Romania, Ukraine, and the UK. He collaborates with the University of Amsterdam and BurrenLife project on the Bramble Project, connecting farmers directly with consumers to reward environmental stewardship through food choices. His work directly contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through sustainable agriculture innovations and land restoration finance mechanisms.

• Land Use and Sustainable Food Systems
• Market Systems and Technology Adoption
• Insurance Markets and Alternative Risk Transfer
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Dr. Barry Sheehan is an Associate Professor in Risk and Finance at the Kemmy Business School , University of Limerick . He serves as Course Director for interdisciplinary programs including the award-winning MSc in Machine Learning for Finance , MSc in Computational Finance , and Grad. Dip. in Artificial Intelligence in Finance . A member of the Emerging Risk Group (ERG) and Lero – The Irish Software Research Centre , he specializes in estimating risk profiles for emerging technologies through machine learning. Interdisciplinary research bridging finance, insurance, and technology Contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through risk analysis Active in EU-funded consortia: PROTECT , VI-DAS , Cloud-LSVA His research spans Cybersecurity , Autonomous Vehicles , and Quantitative Finance , with publications focusing on Bayesian network modeling and systematic risk reviews. Current work emphasizes data availability challenges and actuarial implications of smart mobility systems.

• Risk Management
• Insurance
• Machine Learning
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Michelle Flood is an Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the MPharm Programme at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences. She holds dual expertise as a pharmacist and health services researcher, focusing on human-centered design and patient-centered healthcare solutions. Her research emphasizes improving primary care outcomes through interdisciplinary approaches, with over €8.8 million in research funding secured. Education: BSc (Pharmacy), RCSI (2002–2006) MSc (Healthcare Management), RCSI (2008–2010) PhD (Technology Enhanced Learning and eResearch in Medical Education), Lancaster University (2013–2018) Certificate in User Experience Design, Dún Laoghaire Institute (2019–2020) Research Interests: Combining human-centered design with health services research to address systemic healthcare challenges. Key areas include patient and public involvement (PPI) in preclinical research, medication safety, healthcare policy, and medical education innovation. She leads the RCSI PPI Ignite Network Office and is an associate editor for Health Expectations . Grants & Awards: €4.5M as principal investigator, Fulbright Scholar (2018), National Teaching Hero Awards (2014, 2020), RCSI Alumni Award (2024). Her work spans over 69 publications, focusing on prescribing patterns, patient-centered methodologies, and healthcare system optimization. Teaching & Leadership: Contributes to pharmacy, medicine, and physiotherapy education at RCSI. Awards include National Forum Fellowship (2020) for interdisciplinary teaching research. Previously worked part-time as lead pharmacist in the national vaccination program (2021–2022). Labs/Teams: Academic lead for RCSI’s PPI initiatives and part of the Health Professions Education and Population Health research clusters.

• Health Services Research
• Pharmacy Practice
• Medical Education
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Michael King is an Assistant Professor of Economics and Director of the Trinity Impact Evaluation Research Centre (TIME) at Trinity College, University of Dublin. He holds a BA and PhD in Economics from Trinity College and an MPA/ID from Harvard University. His research focuses on financial inclusion, behavioral economics, and policy coherence for development, with notable work on consumer protection, household dynamics, and agricultural insurance valuation. King has advised international institutions including the World Bank, OECD, and governments across Europe. His academic affiliations include the Department of Economics at Trinity College, where he contributes to policy-relevant research on global development challenges. His research interests emphasize experimental methods to investigate economic behavior, such as studies on spousal control in household finance (India), digital fraud in Nigeria, and mortgage market transparency. He has also explored policy coherence frameworks to align international aid and environmental goals with poverty reduction strategies. Key themes across his publications include bridging gaps in financial access for marginalized populations, designing effective consumer protection policies, and evaluating development programs’ impact on poverty reduction. His work frequently integrates behavioral insights with macroeconomic policy analysis, offering actionable recommendations for policymakers.

• Financial Inclusion
• Behavioral Economics
• Development Economics
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Martina Kirchberger is an Assistant Professor (with tenure) in the Department of Economics at Trinity College Dublin. She holds additional roles as a Research Affiliate at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), a Research Associate at the University of Oxford’s Centre for the Study of African Economies (CSAE), and serves as a theme leader for the Structural Transformation and Economic Growth (STEG) research initiative. She currently directs the MSc in Economics program at Trinity College Dublin. Previously, she was an Earth Institute Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Columbia University (2014). She earned her DPhil in Economics from the University of Oxford in 2014. Her research focuses on development economics, particularly using micro-level data to address macroeconomic questions related to urbanization, infrastructure, the construction sector, labor markets, and spatial mobility. She employs novel data sources like mobile phone and smartphone app data to study infrastructure investments and spatial frictions. Recent work explores distortions in investment sectors affecting capital accumulation, alongside randomized controlled trials with large construction firms. Her publications span topics such as infrastructure project evaluations, labor market dynamics in West Africa, and migration patterns in Africa. She has contributed to foundational studies on agricultural productivity in Kagera and microinsurance literature. Her research combines quantitative methods with policy-relevant insights, emphasizing big data applications in development contexts. While no formal awards are listed, her extensive academic roles and collaborative projects highlight her contributions to the field. She advises ongoing experimental projects and has pioneered innovative data collection methods in under-studied regions. Her work is anchored in cross-institutional collaborations, reflecting her role as a bridge between academia and policy.

• Development Economics
• Urbanization
• Infrastructure Economics
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Stephen William Hedley is a Professor at University College Cork, where he has served since 2003 after 18 years at the University of Cambridge. His academic career centers on legal scholarship with a focus on private law frameworks and theoretical foundations. His educational background includes: BA in Jurisprudence from Oxford University (1980) LLM from Cambridge University (1981) Barrister at Law from Bar School, London (1982) BSc in Law from Open University, UK (1999) Hedley's research examines the theory and rationale of private law, with concentrated expertise in unjust enrichment, restitution, tort law, and internet law. His work critically analyzes the historical development of legal doctrines and their philosophical underpinnings, particularly exploring how digital technologies challenge traditional legal concepts. He has authored foundational textbooks that shape legal education in these fields. Analysis of his 2012-2019 publications reveals consistent engagement with private law theory's evolution, especially regarding unjust enrichment's conceptual boundaries and the internet's impact on legal principles. His scholarship frequently bridges public and private law domains, examining courts' role in adapting legal doctrines to contemporary societal needs while maintaining theoretical coherence. Hedley secured research funding from the Department of Justice & Equality (2008-2010, €27,481) and the Irish Research Council (2013-2015, €45,500). He supervised a Government of Ireland Scholarship PhD student and has served as editor for the Judicial Studies Institute Journal and Irish Journal of Legal Studies since 2010. His external examination activities span multiple institutions including Trinity College Dublin and King's Inns (2008-2013).

• Private Law
• Tort Law
• Restitution
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Holger Koch is Division Head of Human-Biomonitoring at the Institute for Prevention and Occupational Medicine–Institute of the German Social Accident Insurance (IPA), affiliated with Ruhr University Bochum, Germany. He is also an Honorary Professor at The University of Queensland, Australia, and Chair of the Human Biomonitoring Commission of the German Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt), Berlin (HBM-Com). His educational background includes a degree in Food Chemistry from the University of Würzburg and a Dr. rer. nat. in Occupational Toxicology and Food Chemistry from Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen. Dr. Koch's research centers on human biomonitoring , exposure assessment , and the analysis of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) such as phthalates in blood and urine. His work emphasizes developing sensitive methods to assess chemical exposure in occupational and environmental contexts. Key areas include phthalates , human metabolism , and PBPK modelling to understand chemical kinetics in the body. The recent publications highlight a strong trend in population-level biomonitoring , chemical prioritization , and methodological standardization in human biomonitoring studies. His research spans vulnerable groups like infants, children, and pregnant women, and addresses both industrial chemicals and pesticides across international contexts (Denmark, Ireland, EU). He plays a significant leadership role as Chair of the HBM-Com, influencing national environmental health policy. While no formal students are listed, his extensive co-authorship with researchers like Alison Connolly, Ana Virgolino, and Marike Kolossa-Gehring indicates active collaboration and likely mentorship. He has contributed to major guidance frameworks, suggesting involvement in large-scale research initiatives and possibly grant-funded projects. Dr. Koch is affiliated with key research entities including the IPA, Ruhr University Bochum, and The University of Queensland. His work is central to the HBM4EU initiative and similar international efforts to harmonize human biomonitoring practices.

• Human Biomonitoring
• Exposure Assessment
• Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals
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