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Congrats to @OrlaMcGee on the publication of her paper "An in vitro model quantifying the effect of calcification on the tissue–stent interaction in a stenosed aortic root" https://t.co/W495aBG1XB #LoveIrishResearch pic.twitter.com/nTuJGcrGpY
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) October 31, 2018
Congrats to @OrlaMcGee on the publication of her paper ” The impact of implantation depth of the Lotus™ valve on mechanical stress in close proximity to the bundle of His” #LoveIrishResearch https://t.co/fZaDodMuN1 pic.twitter.com/CpDsUfjQXY
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) August 27, 2018
Congrats to all, especially @mechanobio_ie MSc students Shraddha and Vatsal! https://t.co/s0BaTusdGr
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) August 17, 2018
Delighted to see that @mechanobio_ie group leader, Prof. @LaoiseMcnamara will be one of #ORS2019 Spotlight Speakers https://t.co/J5Zi5osikw
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) August 9, 2018
Congrats to @mechanobio_ie alumnus Dr. Stefaan Verbruggen @DocBruggsBunny #WCB2018 https://t.co/IVWVvblnGi
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) July 10, 2018
A group photo with some of the @mechanobio_ie researchers having a great time at @WCB2018 pic.twitter.com/dsV4a1XEue
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) July 10, 2018
Congrats @JohannaMelke on winning the @ESBiomech mobility grant to initiate the collaboration between @sanhofma and @mechanobio_ie @LaoiseMcnamara #wcb2018 #BoneTissueEngineering @WCB2018 pic.twitter.com/OXA3KdfZWh
— Feihu Zhao (@FeihuZ) July 10, 2018
Congrats to @mechanobio_ie researcher Dr. Myles Mc Garrigle on his recent conferring! https://t.co/lTWGY8WsH9
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) March 27, 2018
I’m thrilled to have been selected for an Irish research Council Laureate award !!! I #LoveIrishResearch @IrishResearch @mechanobio_ie @Bio_Eng_NUIG https://t.co/omxnVCptVo
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) March 23, 2018
Meet Veasna, @VeasnaSumCoffey, one of our founders, and @nuigalway team leaders last year (and this year!). She is also a #mechanobiologist and #sciencerolemodel ! #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience #WomenInScience #nuigalway pic.twitter.com/6BHpTL3XZo
— Cell EXPLORERS (@Cellexplorers) February 11, 2018
Congrats to @Hollie_Allison for the best mechanobiology talk at #BinI2018 pic.twitter.com/o0DLtJAiHG
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) January 27, 2018
Fantastic podcast discussion on Futureproof @newstalkscience with Prof. Laoise McNamara @LaoiseMcnamara on Bioprinting & how this embeds living components (cells) in 3D printed materials for medical therapieshttps://t.co/SWCxuSK6V3
— Biomedical Eng NUIG (@Bio_Eng_NUIG) January 8, 2018
NUI Galway has been named The Sunday Times University of the Year in The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017 pic.twitter.com/yJqxUf41XO
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) October 6, 2017
Congratulations to Dr. Myles Mc Garrigle on passing his viva last week!
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) September 6, 2017
Congrats to @FreemanFiona1 on the publication of her recent article https://t.co/qOLRKKX5Oh pic.twitter.com/H29FtxPlWM
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) August 8, 2017
Effects of mechanical loading on cortical defect repair using a novel mechanobiological model of bone healing https://t.co/nuqSceQm9K
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) September 19, 2017
Stiffer substrates direct osteogenic commitment of cells from patent and fused sutures of Craniosynostosis children https://t.co/7yQAyO07ly
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) September 15, 2017
Congratulations to Dr. Myles Mc Garrigle on passing his viva last week!
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) September 6, 2017
Congrats to @FreemanFiona1 on the publication of her recent article https://t.co/qOLRKKX5Oh pic.twitter.com/H29FtxPlWM
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) August 8, 2017
Another great article published by @FeihuZ , Myles Mc Garrigle and @VaughanTed https://t.co/wNvbPKPnr7 pic.twitter.com/KFauNe64ev
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) August 8, 2017
We are hiring!
2 new postdoctoral research associate positions in @mechanobio_ie research#mechanobiologyhttps://t.co/X02J7rEH8ppic.twitter.com/VGfWvutxpU— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) June 19, 2017
@ResearchatNUIG Expressions of interest for Hardiman PhD Research Scholarships now being sought. Please RT https://t.co/qlz0AGMTzk
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) July 14, 2017
Great talk at @SoapboxSciGal by @mechanobio_ie group leader Prof. @LaoiseMcnamara https://t.co/v1YrqIUmHR
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) July 15, 2017
(Bone)Breaking news from @mechanobio_ie! Prof Laoise McNamara delivering great insights on osteoporosis mechanobiology @ORSsociety #ORS_Irl
— Cian O’Leary (@cian_o_leary) July 7, 2017
New Award!
Irene Simfia, a second year PhD student in Mechanobiology and Medical Device Design Research Group (MMDRG) lead by Professor Laoise McNamara, was awarded The ORS Collaborative Exchange Grant 2016/2017. This exchange program is funded by The Orthopaedic Research Society (ORS) and is dedicated to foster the excellence in research by supporting the interactions between research institutions. The program was initiated in 2010 with a motive to promote collaboration and knowledge exchange in the field of orthopaedic research. Through this award, Irene seeks to collaborate with Professor Li-Dan You at the University of Toronto to further investigate the osteoporotic therapeutic potential of regulators of mechanotransduction in bone. Irene believes that this collaboration will enable her to learn from the experts in mechanotransduction, bone biology and molecular biology and will also help her nurture multi-disciplinary skills. It will be highly motivating for her to be able to share scientific knowledge with fellow young researchers, based at the University of Toronto.
Great seeing @mechanobio_ie alumini at #anatomistsontheedge17 @DocBruggsBunny @FreemanFiona1 @EimearBDolan pic.twitter.com/rr5BmFPcyY
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) June 28, 2017
NUI Galway now ranks amongst the top 1% of universities in the world, according to @worlduniranking #galwayrankings #QSWUR pic.twitter.com/STYYWGX6O4
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) June 8, 2017
Great talk by @OrlaMcGee in the PhD Paper Competition: Tissue Mechanics and Characterisation @ SB3C Tucson, AZ @mechanobio_ie@Bio_Eng_NUIGpic.twitter.com/gfe2P8mQf2
— Laura O’Sullivan (@Laura_O_Sull) June 23, 2017
a joint paper between @mechanobio_ie & @TampereUniTech & UTA Finland is out: biomech of hASC in osteogenic differen https://t.co/X3udJXx3dcpic.twitter.com/n42IkCWXLm
— Feihu Zhao (@FeihuZ) April 27, 2017
New Award!
Laura O’Sullivan was awarded Best Threesis talk at the 7th NUIG/ UL Postgraduate Research Day which took place at the Alice Perry Engineering Building, NUI Galway in 2017. In this competition Laura, along with seven other finalists, was required to deliver a comprehensive and engaging three minute presentation of her research project using only three slides. The event had a varied audience of postgraduate students and PIs from the college of Engineering and Informatics and the college of Science from both NUI Galway and the University of Limerick.
Laura is currently in the 2nd year of her PhD research under the supervision of Professor Laoise McNamara. Her research focuses on the assessment of the structural and compositional changes in trabecular bone due to estrogen deficiency using high resolution micro CT and nanoindentation. She is also currently undertaking an in-vivo CT study of the changes to trabecular bone in rats under estrogen deficient conditions. These methods will later be applied to assess the efficacy of a mechanobiology based treatment for osteoporosis developed by the McNamara research group. This research is funded by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).
Congratulations to @Hollie_Allison for Best Engineering Talk and @Laura_O_Sull for Best Threesis at #NUIGULResearchDay@mechanobio_iepic.twitter.com/TZoZLxtkwM
— Orla McGee (@OrlaMcGee) April 25, 2017
New Award!
Hollie Allison, was awarded runner up for her podium presentation at the 3rd annual Matrix Biology Ireland 2016 meeting which took place at Hotel Meyrick, Galway this year. This annual conference promotes and consolidates scientific interest and expertise around extracellular matrix research in all its forms within Ireland. Hollie won runner up amongst over 20 PhD students who presented over the 3 day conference.
Hollie was also awarded best engineering talk at the 7th NUIG/UL postgraduate research day which took place at NUI Galway this year. The annual research day brings academics and researchers from colleges of Engineering and Informatics and college of Science at both NUI Galway and the University of Limerick, to showcase some of the cutting edge research being carried and to promote collaboration between the two universities.
Hollie is currently in the 2nd year of her PhD research under the supervision of Professor Laoise McNamara. Her research focusses on the changes in osteoblast induced osteoclast differentiation under mechanical loading and estrogen deficient conditions. In the hopes of finding an alternative treatment for post-menopausal osteoporosis. This research is funded by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).
Great talk by @VinnieCasey1 at @NUIG_UL_RDay about the diagnostic properties of surgical byproducts for improved intraoperative care pic.twitter.com/4P17UcHybB
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) April 19, 2017
Great talk by @OrlaMcGee at @NUIG_UL_RDay about the role of calcification in tissue-stent interaction in a stenosed aortic root pic.twitter.com/7Lzrvxf7z3
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) April 19, 2017
Great talk by @Hollie_Allison at @NUIG_UL_RDay about osteoblast-induced osteoclast differentiation during estrogen withdrawal pic.twitter.com/3BvZVdbi9H
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) April 19, 2017
Great talk by @Laura_O_Sull at @NUIG_UL_RDay about analysis of mineral distribution in trabeculae of normal and estrogen deficient bone pic.twitter.com/maWCg3TXKf
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) April 19, 2017
Congratulations to Dr Vishwa Deepak and @PushpalataKayas on the publication of their article https://t.co/oiyGQUR3Iapic.twitter.com/sTksnx8jeE
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) April 5, 2017
Great talk on osteocyte #mechanobiology & #osteoporosis from @LaoiseMcnamara & @mechanobio_ie! Lovely calcium signalling images! #ORS2017
— Stefaan Verbruggen (@DocBruggsBunny) March 20, 2017
Looking forward to presenting our work on osteocyte mechanobiology and osteoporosis at #ors2017 in San Diego @ORSsociety@mechanobio_iepic.twitter.com/f59wFIkaxa
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) March 18, 2017
A great article by @mechanobio_ie group leader, Prof @LaoiseMcnamara (via @thejournal_ie) https://t.co/mLN3X7dThF
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) March 12, 2017
NUI Galway to name iconic building after first woman to earn an engineering degree https://t.co/U7EazIuVpmpic.twitter.com/4IasMAp3R7
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) March 6, 2017
The time is now to become a Biomedical Engineer @nuigalwayhttps://t.co/Jeqn2BAH0J
— Biomedical Eng NUIG (@Bio_Eng_NUIG) February 7, 2017
Great talk by @irl126 on role of integrin in osteocyte mechanotransduction during estrogen deficiency @BinI2017pic.twitter.com/LH1Lvptzuo
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) January 21, 2017
PhD student @Hollie_Allison presenting on osteoblast mediated osteoclasts differentiation under loading and eastrogen deficiency @BinI2017pic.twitter.com/p5JLo6wcNm
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) January 21, 2017
Great talk from @Laura_O_Sull on Micro-CT and Nanoindentation of Trabecular Bone at #bini2017@mechanobio_iepic.twitter.com/qa5rTDj7H0
— Eoin McEvoy (@i_know_ino) January 20, 2017
Second year PhD student @Laura_O_Sull presenting her work on the micro-CT analysis of trabeculae during estrogen deficiency at @BinI2017pic.twitter.com/21a3qY2i2p
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) January 20, 2017
@LaoiseMcnamara discusses her work on integrins, bone mechanobiolgy and osteoporosis at Irish Mechanobiology Network pic.twitter.com/eIDHFfKtHX
— Danny Kelly (@dannykelly1978) December 15, 2016
Congrats to Dr. Tom Metzger from Prof. Glen Niebur’s lab on their recent paper in collaboration with @mechanobio_iehttps://t.co/Q8xxRsjtSE
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) November 30, 2016
Congratulations to Dr. Fiona Griffin on passing her viva today!
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) November 21, 2016
MBI 2016 Presentation Prize Winners: Joint Runner-Up (Oral Presentation) – @Hollie_Allison of @mechanobio_ie#MBI2016pic.twitter.com/ODF6e8lXEB
— Matrix Biology IRL (@MBIreland) November 18, 2016
Final session talk – @irl126 of @mechanobio_ie on role of integrin avb3 in osteocyte mech-transduction during estrogen deficiency #MBI2016pic.twitter.com/SlWcMyV9eX
— Matrix Biology IRL (@MBIreland) November 17, 2016
Delighted to have two of my papers published in Tissue Eng this month ! https://t.co/6wKNesAqSyhttps://t.co/7Sc56Hui08
— Fiona Freeman (@FreemanFiona1) October 27, 2016
Piloting #mechanobiology activities on @irl126 research with @j_loughlin#LC class @stjosephsbishpic.twitter.com/U2f5MEZqsr
— Cell EXPLORERS (@Cellexplorers) October 21, 2016
To mark #WorldOsteoporosisDay: Postgrad Scholar Irene Simfia on her mechanobiology-based Osteoporosis research https://t.co/EY8FyHXjaKpic.twitter.com/nVkEskQXcD
— IrishResearchCouncil (@IrishResearch) October 20, 2016
NUI Galway Celebrates Medtech Achievements #medtechgalwayhttps://t.co/y9VOEeuc1T via @YouTube
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) September 26, 2016
Further gains for @nuigalway in the prestigious global THE Rankings @timeshighered#THEUnirankings#GalwayRankingshttps://t.co/RXjyrFuwhbpic.twitter.com/4ohA1Etis8
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) September 21, 2016
The first @ReelLifeScience video featuring @mechanobio_ie PhD student @irl126 talking about “Life in Space” https://t.co/dWBe8x2SLy
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) September 6, 2016
Congrats to fellow @mechanobio_ie alumnus @FeihuZ who received an ESB Mobility Award at the @esbiomech2016 banquet! pic.twitter.com/e3veSNHMs9
— Stefaan Verbruggen (@DocBruggsBunny) July 13, 2016
@OrlaMcGee presenting her work on optimal TAVI positioning at #SB3C@Bio_Eng_NUIG@mechanobio_iepic.twitter.com/EkXRDxdF9v
— Eoin McEvoy (@i_know_ino) June 30, 2016
Excited to present my @ImperialBioeng research on #babybiomechanics to @UKParliament MPs @Set4Brit in #Westminster! pic.twitter.com/Sm7WkrRMHK
— Stefaan Verbruggen (@DocBruggsBunny) March 7, 2016
Tough day at the office!! #ors2016pic.twitter.com/quRJSlRCw5
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) March 6, 2016
Congratulations to Dr. @FreemanFiona1 who graduated last week pic.twitter.com/rXQkWlnRfo
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) March 1, 2016
