جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Consciousness Studies
• Cognitive Neuroscience
• Neuroimaging
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Professor Lorina Naci is a leading academic in Psychology and Neuroscience at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), where she leads the 'Consciousness and Cognition Group' and serves as a Fellow of Trinity College. She holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge, awarded as an International Cooke Fellow. Her research focuses on developing biomarkers for cognition and consciousness in brain-injured and aging populations, including Alzheimer's patients, and explores medico-ethical implications of neuroimaging-based communication tools for non-responsive patients. Affiliations: Trinity College Dublin, Trinity Institute of Neurosciences (TCIN), Global Brain Health Institute (with UCSF). Education: PhD in Psychology (University of Cambridge, 2010). Her groundbreaking work includes detecting covert awareness in vegetative state patients via neuroimaging and pioneering brain-computer interfaces for communication. She has secured €995,990 in recent grants, including HRB and Science Foundation Ireland awards. Key contributions include changing clinical practice guidelines for consciousness assessment and influencing policy frameworks globally. Research interests span disorders of consciousness, dementia prevention, neuroimaging techniques, and ethics of neuroscience applications. Her work has been featured in Nature , Science , and over 200 media outlets worldwide. Awards: L'Oréal for Women in Science Fellowships (2016-2017), UNESCO Rising Talent Award, and multiple grants from HRB, SFI, and others. Grants: Lead PI on €31.5M 'TITAN' research centre proposal, SFI Frontiers Award (€1M pending). Her lab’s current projects include the PREVENT-Dementia study, the largest midlife cohort investigating dementia origins, and developing biomarkers for early Alzheimer’s detection. She actively engages in public science communication through media interviews and policy advocacy.

• Financial Management & Decision-making in Agriculture
• Sustainability in Food & Agriculture
• Generational Renewal and Succession Planning in Agriculture
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Dr. Michael Hayden is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Maynooth University School of Business. He holds a PhD in financial management in agriculture from Dublin City University and has extensive industry experience as a chartered accountant and financial controller. His research focuses on agricultural financial management, sustainability in food systems, generational renewal in farming, and rural economy challenges. Hayden has led significant research projects including the AgriRenew initiative (2024–2025), exploring renewable energy adoption in agriculture, and the Sustainable Transition of the Rural Economy project (2021–2023), addressing succession planning and retirement income provision. He has published widely in journals like Journal of Rural Studies and Irish Journal of Agricultural and Food Research , with a focus on policy-relevant topics such as farmer pension provision and collaborative farming structures. Professional Roles: Chairperson of the Irish Accounting & Finance Association (2022–2024), Member of the European Accounting Association’s External Relations Committee. Awards: Irish Accountancy Awards Winner (2017, 2024), Shortlisted for Maynooth University Teaching Award (2023). Teaching: Leads modules in management accounting, financial accounting, and strategic finance, with external examiner roles at multiple institutions. His work bridges academia and practice, influencing policy through research on sustainable farming, generational renewal, and economic viability of agricultural enterprises.

Nadeem Ratherمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Electromagnetic Systems
• RF Technologies
• AI Algorithms
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Nadeem Rather is a Research Fellow at the Wireless Communications and AI Research Lab, Tyndall National Institute, University College Cork (UCC), Ireland, where he has conducted research since 2019. His work focuses on developing AI-driven electromagnetic systems with emphasis on RF technologies and intelligent antenna design. His academic background includes: Bachelor’s degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering Research Master’s degree in Communication Systems PhD from University College Cork (2024) Dr. Rather’s research integrates advanced AI algorithms with electromagnetic systems to optimize RF components for emerging IoT applications. His work spans chipless RFID, NFC sensor networks, and adaptive antenna design, addressing challenges in spectrum efficiency, robust detection, and practical implementation across agriculture, healthcare, and cultural heritage domains. He bridges theoretical electromagnetic modeling with real-world sensor deployment. His publication trend reveals a concentrated focus on machine learning for electromagnetic systems, particularly in chipless RFID and NFC applications. Recent works demonstrate innovative approaches to spectrum utilization, tag design, and robust detection techniques using deep learning architectures like U-Net, with significant contributions to agricultural monitoring, museum preservation, and animal health tracking. His scientific achievements have been recognized through: Best Application of AI in a Student Project (AI Awards Ireland) Wrixon Research Excellence Bursary Postgraduate Publication of the Year Awards (2020, 2023) Best Student Research Paper, International Workshop on Antenna Technology (2021) Best Demonstration Award, VistaMilk Conference (2023) As an active IEEE Member, Dr. Rather contributes to the Wireless Communications and AI Research Lab’s mission of advancing electromagnetic systems through AI. His current projects include transparent epidermal antennas for human-centric IoT and battery-less NFC sensors for health monitoring, with demonstrated impact in cattle health tracking and museum artifact preservation.

• Organic Chemistry
• Medicinal Chemistry
• Synthetic Methodology
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Mauro Adamo is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), with expertise in synthetic organic and medicinal chemistry. He has held progressive academic positions at RCSI since 2002, including Lecturer (2002–2007), Senior Lecturer (2007–2010), and Professor (2010–present). He obtained his PhD from the University of Sheffield (2001) and a Doctoral Degree from the University of Florence (1997). His research focuses on developing synthetic methodologies for drug discovery and production, with emphasis on enantioselective fluorination (including 18 F labeling), phase transfer catalysis, and hypervalent sulfur chemistry. He leads the MFAA research group, which has published over 60 papers and secured 5 patents. Key research areas include: Design of novel organocatalysts for asymmetric synthesis Continuous flow processes for pharmaceutical manufacturing Radiolabeled compounds for medical imaging Sustainable synthesis of HIV therapeutics Adamo's recent publications show interdisciplinary collaboration, with chemical research ( e.g. , desulfurative reactions, nucleoside synthesis) complemented by clinical co-authored works in neurosurgery. Chemistry articles emphasize green synthesis and catalytic innovation, while neurosurgery contributions focus on pediatric conditions and trauma management. He has led 51 funded projects, including major grants from Science Foundation Ireland, Enterprise Ireland, and Horizon 2020. Notable projects: Novel Therapeutics Targeting FcgRIIa receptor (2024–2026) Preparation of 18 F-labeled RNAs (2022–2023) Enantioselective fluorination for agrochemical/drug labeling (2018–2021) Flow chemistry processes for Paricalcitol synthesis (2018–2021) Professional memberships include the American Chemical Society and Royal Society of Chemistry. He has supervised multiple PhD/MSc students in organic synthesis and medicinal chemistry.