Jeremy Simpson
Full Professor of Cell Biology
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Jeremy Simpson is a Full Professor of Cell Biology at University College Dublin, Ireland. His research focuses on advanced imaging techniques and molecular mechanisms in cell biology, particularly regarding drug delivery systems, biofilm formation, and protein localization. He has contributed to the understanding of cellular interactions in mammalian models and the implications for diseases such as cancer and infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Federico Cerrone
Assistant Professor
Dublin City University
Niamh O'Sullivan
Associate Professor
Dublin City University
Graham Hughes
Lecturer/Assistant Professor
Dublin City University
Helen Roche
The Queen's University Belfast
Paul Elliott
Associate Dean of Applied Sciences (International) (since 2017), International Director (Applied Sciences - 2013-2017), Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry (2007 - 2013)
University of Huddersfield
David O'Connell
Associate Professor
Dublin City University
Roberta Burden
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Margaritha Mysior
Assistant Professor/Lecturer
University College Dublin
Genevieve Melling
University of Birmingham
christopher scott
The Queen's University Belfast
Siobhán McClean
Assoc Prof
University College Dublin College of Science
Gerard Cagney
Lecturer
Dublin City University
Denis Shields
Full Professor of Clinical Bioinformatics
Dublin City University
Emma Evergren
The Queen's University Belfast
James F Burrows
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Luis Alberto Baena‐Lopez
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Rich Williams
The Queen's University Belfast
Paul A. Scattergood
University of Huddersfield
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