@TonyWil29044957 Medical and Health Sciences UCC Thanks Tony, Kevin, Amy, Diana for speaking at our ‘Public and Patient Involvement: Forgotten Voice?’ Session today UCC Ireland It is so important for our students and researchers to learn about patients’ lived experiences, to inform and improve our #translationalmedicine research

Thanks so much for enriching our conference with such an honest and powerful perspective on patient advocacy, Tony! The opportunity to chair your Public Patient Involvement in Research panel at yesterday's conference was a personal highlight of my time with the UCC Society of Translational Medicine.

A big thanks to John F. Cryan for joining us on this week's podcast. We learned about some cutting edge research developments at APC Microbiome Ireland and the importance of educational and cultural diversity in a lab team to provide different perspectives and creative research ideas.

A big thanks to Dr Karen Matvienko-Sikar for appearing on this week's podcast. I really enjoyed recording this episode and learned loads of new information about these increasingly prominent areas of research.

This week we spoke to @MindMeMindYouIE of UCC OSOT about the areas of positive youth development, developmental neuroscience and the value of self-compassion for sustainable productivity. We hope you enjoy this one as much as we did! Link to podcast: lnkd.in/eekfqTHZ

We were thrilled to have Paul Cotter of Teagasc Food Research Programme and APC Microbiome Ireland on this week's podcast to discuss some of his lab's fascinating work on the microbiology of food, food processing, the gut microbiota of elite athletes and more. Listen here: lnkd.in/ev7jqdNH

We were thrilled to speak with Piotr Kowalski of UCC Pharmacy School and APC Microbiome Ireland about his research focused on messenger RNA-based therapies for sepsis, crohn's disease, cancer and diabetes, his involvement in the startup Orna Therapeutics, role models and much more lnkd.in/eMusM8XD

Barbara, Thi is getting very big, what have you unleashed?

Thank you Tony and Kate for taking the time to speak with us about your experiences living with and caring for Parkinson's and continued tireless efforts for Cork Parkinsons Association and the Parkinson's community as a whole.

Calling all researchers and non-researchers alike. Feel free to join The Parkinson's Association of Ireland's online national conference tomorrow afternoon with an exciting line-up of inter-disciplinary health care experts discussing PD. Thanks @TonyWil29044957 for the heads up!

Thanks for your keen supervision and steadfast support throughout @JOD_eHealt. I've thoroughly enjoyed being part of the PRIME project so far!

The #IdeasCollective is the place for like-minded people to come together and build something impactful. Past participant Brian Curtin talks about his experience, highlighting how the programme boosted his confidence as a changemaker! Join us: stand.ie/ideas-collecti…

Great to see #Nursing students in #SouthAfrica at #UniversityofFortHare engaging with the #PRIME study. Thank you Professor Cilliers & the students for your support. Well done Alanna May Denny & Brian Curtin, its good to see the PRIME Study in action !! #podcast & #Education

We were honoured to have Andrew Scarborough on our final episode of this season to share his inspiring story of resilience and critical thinking after being diagnosed with brain cancer, along with his plans to promote awareness of the field of metabolic oncology. lnkd.in/eiPyW-it

Malawi eHealth Research Centre full set of #podcasts available ehealthmalawi.org/prime. Well done Alanna May Denny & Brian Curtin on a fascinating series of topics: #Pregnancy, #Malnutrition, #Mentalhealth, #Gestationaldiabetes, #Cervicalcancer & #HIVAIDS UCC Ireland John F. Cryan gHealth Research

Congratulations to one of UCC Skills Centre 📒🖋️ PG tutors, Brian, on his conferring today! Brian’s favourite study spot has always been next to us in Q-1 so he’s often called in to say hi to us and this year joined the team! Brian graduated with a BSc in Medical and Health Sciences 🎉

👏Congratulations Brian Curtin , MA Coaching & Positive Psychology student who is part of the Department of Health SciComm Collective - scientists promoting healthy habits. 👀Check them out on Tiktok - Brian's include shorturl.at/efhEN and shorturl.at/fmovO

Thanks to Amy and all our other brilliant guests this year for making another really enjoyable season of the podcast! Any help in sharing would be much appreciated. #Podcast #IBD #Patientadvocate

We really enjoyed chatting with Patricia Flynn about the importance of public engagement in science, the value of teamwork and play in a research lab environment and her fond memories of UCC as she nears the end of her PhD in glioblastoma research. open.spotify.com/episode/5g7kfj…

We were honoured to have Luke O'Neill join us on this week's podcast. Luke speaks about public engagement in science, similarities between science and the arts as well as the science behind music, laughter, sleep, sexual selection and much more. open.spotify.com/episode/5TKCWR…