Dr James Reihill (Senior Research Fellow, QUB) has been shortlisted for the 2021 Vice-Chancellor’s Research Prize in the Postdoctoral Researcher category. The awards aim to recognise and reward individuals or groupings of researchers, and research support staff, at various stages of career, who demonstrate exceptional leadership in the areas of research, engagement and impact. BREATH students and colleagues all wishing good luck.
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8th December, 2021
BREATH Research Staff Shortlisted for Vice-Chancellor’s Prize
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15th November, 2017
Urgent Call to Tackle Killer Disease on World COPD Day
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15 November 2017. Dundalk, Ireland. Over one hundred patients, healthcare workers and politicians across the UK and Ireland have come together on World Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) day (Wednesday 15 November) to launch an integrated project to tackle the killer disease which takes over 600,000 lives in the EU every year. €7.7m has been […]
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26th November, 2018
Impressive Impact of BREATH at Irish Thoracic Society Annual Scientific Meeting 2018(Belfast)
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BREATH (Border and REgions Airways Training Hub) is a €7.75 M collaborative cross-border project focussed on increasing research capacity in the area of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and currently supports 16 4-year PhD students and 8 PDRAs across 3 institutions: Queen’s University Belfast; Dundalk Institute of Technology and the University of the West of […]
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24th May, 2021
Almac joins BREATH investigating roles for deubiquitinating enzymes in airway disease
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In 2020, Almac Discovery partnered with the BREATH consortium to focus on identifying roles for DUBs in airway disease using a CRISPR-based screening approach.
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