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![Professor Keelin O’Donoghue at ISPD2024](/en/media/research/plrg/newsimages/news_plrg_ispd_2024_keelin_o_donoghue.jpg)
14 Jul 2024
PLRG members present at the International Conference on Prenatal Diagnosis and Therapy in Boston
Professor Keelin O’Donoghue and Dr Alex Dakin attended and presented at the 28th International Conference on Prenatal Diagnosis and Therapy, held in Boston from 07-10 July 2024.
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12 Jul 2024
Join our team! Currently recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher – Knowledge Broker
We are currently inviting applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher – Knowledge Broker to support knowledge translation for academic research projects and community-based activities across women’s health services in Ireland, under the aegis of the National Women and Infants Health Programme (NWIHP). This is a two-year, full-time position.
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![Dr Laura Linehan receiving her award from Professor Yvonne Nolan, Vice Head of Graduate Studies, and Professor Helen Whelton, Head of the College of Medicine and Health and Chief Academic Officer to the HSE South South West Hospital Group](/en/media/research/plrg/newsimages/news_plrg_laura_linehan_ucc_research_award.jpg)
26 Jun 2024
Congratulations to Dr Laura Linehan on winning Postgraduate Researcher of the Year award
Congratulations to Dr Laura Linehan who was a joint winner of the UCC College of Medicine and Health Postgraduate Researcher of the Year 2024 Award. This award recognises outstanding contribution by a postgraduate research student in their research field.
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24 Jun 2024
Members of the PLACES team present at Gender Work and Organization Conference
Ruadh Kelly-Harrington and Marita Hennessy PhD presented a series of studies from the PLACES project at the recent Gender Work and Organization Conference (GWO2024). The hybrid session was the second of three concurrent sessions on grief and loss in organisations.
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This website was developed through the support of an Irish Research Council New Foundations Award, with the Irish Hospice Foundation as civic society partner.