Neil Conlon
@neil_conlon
@DCU cancer researcher, science/sports/all-round nerd (he/him)
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31-12-2009 19:56:50
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Well done Larissa Katharina Bless! Fantastic work that is funded by We are now Research Ireland and CCRT
Great work Luna Stockmann. This pre-clinical ovarian cancer work was possible thanks to We are now Research Ireland Breakthrough Cancer Research and CCRT
Thanks go to Gerry Hanna for organising this research retreat. It’s brilliant to have so many experts in radiation oncology across the island in one room. Thankful for the opportunity to present some of our work.
Huge thanks to colleagues across Ireland who came together for our Radiation Oncology translation research retreat 🙏 👉 Such energy positivity expertise and creativity as we form our ITROG constortoum 🙌 Irish Research Radiation Oncology Group Irish Radiation Research Society Irish Cancer Society CancerTrialsIreland 🌈 NCCP HSE Ireland
Meet #IUA3MT finalist Niall Ashfield representing DCU. Niall is on a mission to improve treatments for HER2-positive breast cancer by studying the combined effects of two approved drugs and developing models to understand treatment resistance. More info: iua.ie/3minutethesis
We are delighted to announce the funding of three PhD scholars through DCU EducationalTrust. These PhD projects will be supervised by researchers across the Dublin City University Life Sciences Institute. DCU School of Biotechnology DCU School of Chemical Sciences DCU Science & Health Comm dcu.ie/lifesciences/n…
So proud of Luna Stockmann! Grateful to Breakthrough Cancer Research and Research Ireland for funding this important work on ovarian cancer treatments. Thanks to the PPI advocates and OvaCare for helping Luna refine her presentation.
This evening, Leinster House is illuminated in the colour teal to mark World Ovarian Cancer Day. World Ovarian Cancer Day & WOCCoalition #SeeForYourself #WorldOvarianCancerDay
Check out Luna Stockmann’s amazing explanation of her research, why her research question is so important, and what she’s doing to help uncover kinder cancer treatments.
Dr Slamon the man whose research led to Herceptin. His work saves tens of thousands of women’s lives per year. Giving an open lecture Herbert Park Hotel & Park Residence Dublin Weds Sept 24 600pm. Free registration [email protected]. Sponsored by CCRT Dublin City University