Neuroscientist, MA Contemporary Art #research #strategy #populationhealth. Cameron Scholars RCSI, Art Bore. Views my own.
Dublin, Ireland
Joined January 2012
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Where have all the women (in research) gone? Check out my latest post: linkedin.com/posts/hilary-mu…
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“There was no rhyme or reason why women had to resign.” Great piece highlighting the impact of the #marriagebar on women’s lives, even today, eg in terms of pensions. Upcoming #genderequality referendum is our opportunity to recognise this injustice. irishexaminer.com/opinion/co…
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How has the NHS changed in its history? What we can learn from other health systems around the world? @jo_vigor sits down with fellow colleagues, Danielle Jefferies and @SivaAnandaciva, to find out. #KFPodcast link.chtbl.com/75-years-NHS?…
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"We must learn to empower patients to make healthier choices for a better future"
Incorporating tertiary prevention and perioperative care can help to avoid complications in people with medical conditions, writes @scarlettmcnally
bmj.com/content/382/bmj.p173…
My reponse to the announcement of Gov Chief Science Advisor, and how a whole world perspective is now needed. #policy linkedin.com/posts/dr-hilary…
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Really pleased Government has approved the recruitment of a new Government Chief Science Advisor.
The new Advisor will assist Government in informing responses to complex and challenging policy issues such as climate change, AI etc.
Read more here:
gov.ie/en/press-release/5c46…
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We're seeking expressions of interest from individuals with expertise across academia, business, law, security, social sciences, economics, and civil society. This is a unique chance to shape Ireland's AI future.
#AI #TechLeadership
gov.ie/en/publication/25307-…
I seriously cannot stress enough how great the foodhall in posh Dunnes is. I'm freaking all the work gang out with my mom-level [reasonably priced food] enthusiasm
New favourite thing. Scientists naming a whole team, and all outputs, after themselves. As in the [insert man's name] lab. Neuroscientists, as always, leading the way on this.
Under the banners of Train Retain Reform - NHS workforce plan. Plans for public health are quite light, expanding workforce until 2024 only, then focus on training. A well interwoven multidisciplinary support system should be in place for crisis management (immediately).
What were the main commitments outlined in the #NHS long term workforce plan? What opportunities and challenges might they pose for the health care system? Find out in our new explainer 👇
kingsfund.org.uk/publication…
As my kids clock up their millionth hour on screens, I'm excitedly reading about the Goldilocks hypothesis for internet usage! Going to use this as ammo at the next family meeting with my "strict screen time" SIL'S.
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This will be excellent 👇🏼
Coming up: We remember the singer Sinéad O’Connor & hear her performance in the @BBCWomanshour studio in 2013.
@KrupaPadhyBBC will also be speaking to the award-winning author & broadcaster @sineadgleeson, who met #Sinéad & has written about her work.
🎧Listen on @bbcsounds ⬇️
That's one take on it 🤔! Academic and publishing standards is also majorly in question. Arguably the system of publishing "nepotism" amongst male academics is ready for a shake down.
Marc Tessier-Lavigne is stepping down as president of Stanford University following an investigation into practices in his laboratory.
The matter shows why running a lab is a full-time job, @hholdenthorp argues in a new Editor’s Blog post. scim.ag/3sx
![… running a research [lab] … can’t be done effectively when the principal investigator is simultaneously fulfilling a challenging administrative role." - H. Holden Thorp, Editor-in-chief, Science journals](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F1yQSbEXoAIDzhx.jpg?name=orig)
ALT … running a research [lab] … can’t be done effectively when the principal investigator is simultaneously fulfilling a challenging administrative role." - H. Holden Thorp, Editor-in-chief, Science journals
