UL researchers to explore impact of eBike use among parents and older people
ISCycle is examining how eBikes can change transport behaviours to improve health and reduce emissions
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We are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2025 Kathleen Lonsdale RIA Chemistry Prize is Dr Muhammad Muddasar from University of Limerick. You can read more about Dr Muddasar's PhD thesis here.
Thank you to Henkel for their continued support of the prize.
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‘What began as a seemingly innocuous TikTok clip spiralled into a media sensation, attracting the attention of millions, including organisational leaders.’
Dr Paolo Yaranon explains the phenomenon of ‘revenge quitting’ in our latest for RTÉ Brainstorm.
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Delighted to welcome the Horizon Europe Irish National Contact Points for the Pillar 2 Cluster to @UL for a hugely informative day on unlocking the potential of the Horizon Europe programme.
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Groundbreaking new UL research centre to improve delivery of public services
The Centre for Implementation Research (CIRcUL) is the first academically led Implementation Research centre in Ireland
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“It’s no longer just about salary or career development, but about work-life balance and personal wellbeing.”
Maeve Toohey, PhD researcher at UL's Kemmy Business School, explains the concept of 'micro-retirement' on RTÉ Drivetime.
Listen: rte.ie/radio/podcasts/224837…#staycurious
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"In the US, Donald Trump has turbocharged the return to work movement."
In UL’s latest for RTÉ Brainstorm, Professor Kevin Murphy poses the question: what happens if the boss wants you back in the office – and he’s the US president?
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In UL’s latest article for RTÉ Brainstorm, Maeve Toohey explains why Millennials and Gen Z are embracing the phenomenon of micro-retirement.
Read on: rte.ie/brainstorm/2025/0121/…#staycurious
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The article presents findings from a three-year top-down/bottom-up action research project undertaken in Ireland which examined effective relationship building between youth justice practitioners and crime-involved young people
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Delighted to announce an article by @omearadaly@DwaneJackie @Caitlin_REPPP & @SeanRedmond20 detailing our Relationship Study is featured in the latest edition of the HM Inspectorate of Probation Academic Insights series. See link for more information
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Excited to announce our new project with @EUDrugsAgency where we will build on our existing @DeptJusticeIRL funded #GreentownProject research & work with multi-disciplinary stakeholders across Europe to share & grow knowledge to prevent young people being recruited into crime
Ireland's 900 health data systems a barrier to positive patients outcomes, conference told
The first All-Island Forum on Cancer Data is taking place at UL this week, and saw the launch of new cancer research hub to help save patients' lives
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How protecting senior executives has become a big business. Business executives are increasingly the targets of threats and even violence, which means corporate security is a thriving industry, writes Kevin Murphy @BusinessAtUL@ULrte.ie/brainstorm/2025/0113/…