Of the many successes emerging from our BREATH training hub, our 100% progression record of students and research staff into further employment, mainly in the science sector, and within our regions, has been our proudest. This speaks directly to the quality of young scientists emerging from the BREATH programme, and we are delighted collectively in their successful progression. These are listed below, showing the breadth of this achievement:
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Carly Woods successfully undertook her viva voce examination on the 30th October, defending a doctoral thesis entitled: Particulate Matter and Potential Health Impacts in a Remote Environment.
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General News Research
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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Congratulations to BREATH (INTERREG VA programme, SEUPB) PhD students Orla Dunne and Nicola Roe who were highly commended for their poster presentations, judged by visiting external speakers at the REMERGE symposium at Queen’s University Belfast (14th Oct 2019). REMERGE is a multidisciplinary team of academic and clinical researchers, with a focus on using regenerative medicine […]
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