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Fantastic podcast with CÚRAM FI @LaoiseMcnamara on the @UnravellingSci podcast this week – on Mechanobiology, Osteoporosis and Effective Science Communication. Tune in at https://t.co/moRIipPiVq pic.twitter.com/0vvP8Yrx4R
— CÚRAM (@CURAMdevices) October 15, 2020
Brilliant work by @isimfia published today! 👍 https://t.co/6CfTT2Ky32
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) September 23, 2020
Great session with honest advice about the hard work, reflection, resilience, confidence and peer support necessary to write a successful ERC proposal #HorizonsERCIreland pic.twitter.com/N4N6zTIz3x
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) September 17, 2020
Check out my @IFMRSHubLE Thesis report video, where I describe my PhD research in the @mechanobio_ie group. If you’ve recently submitted/completed your PhD, get in touch and create your own thesis report! https://t.co/U8mP7yURtw
— Hollie Allison (@Hollie_Allison) August 1, 2020
2019 @IrishResearch ‘Irish Researcher of the Year’ @LaoiseMcnamara conducts world leading research in the west of Ireland at @nuigalway. At Ireland’s Edge we asked her how to ensure the wealth of talent that exists at home stays. Watch: https://t.co/GPnYuidI8q pic.twitter.com/ljot9J7lUb
— Ireland’s Edge (@IrelandsEdge) June 26, 2020
Fantastic to see our very own @mechanobio_ie alumnus (and @Bio_Eng_NUIG colleague!) @EimearBDolan on her recognition as a visionary in the MIT technology review 35 Innovators Under 35 https://t.co/hvlR3RrTls… https://t.co/ld54QUiVIV
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) June 18, 2020
We are delighted to share our latest paper published in @FrontBioeng! “A novel 3D osteoblast and osteocyte model revealing changes in mineralization and pro-osteoclastogenic paracrine signaling during estrogen deficiency”! Congratulations to @smasoomanaqvi and all co-authors!
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) June 11, 2020
We are now ranked in the top 1% of universities in the 2021 QS @worlduniranking. This confirms our position among the world’s elite educational institutions, placing us in the top 1% of universities globally & in the top 20% in the QS World Ranking https://t.co/p5mONVb5IE #QSWUR pic.twitter.com/bNH95SftpL
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) June 10, 2020
#NUIGalway is located at the heart of one of the largest global hubs for Medical Technology. Our Masters in #BiomedicalEngineering will deliver the next-generation of highly skilled graduates to meet the needs of this sector. Apply now at: https://t.co/vWu7NUcOMw #postgrad pic.twitter.com/670scRb4Qs
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) June 9, 2020
Incredible! Congratulations to Dr @isimfia on a fantastic PhD. Yet another feather in the cap for @LaoiseMcnamara
The whole team is delighted for you! 🎉🎉🎉 https://t.co/jhOr687uj9— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) June 5, 2020
Thrilled to share that I’ll be taking up my ERC starter grant research @ERC_Research at @nuigalway through a joint faculty position between bioengineering and medicine! Thank you friends and colleagues #MooneyLab & excited to meet new colleagues & trainees at NUIG upon reopening!
— Meadhbh Brennan (@MeadhbhBrennan) June 2, 2020
Thrilled to share that I’ll be taking up my ERC starter grant research @ERC_Research at @nuigalway through a joint faculty position between bioengineering and medicine! Thank you friends and colleagues #MooneyLab & excited to meet new colleagues & trainees at NUIG upon reopening!
— Meadhbh Brennan (@MeadhbhBrennan) June 2, 2020
All set for @nuigalway Virtual Open Day pic.twitter.com/KfZsBnbtg0
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) May 7, 2020
It is the result of a fantastic collaboration with @LaoiseMcnamara @JessicaSchiavi_ @nuigalway @I3Aunizar @M2BE_I3A @unizar https://t.co/cOzpwLtFDX
— MAngeles Pérez (@mangelespa) April 24, 2020
Congratulations Dr @Laura_O_Sull !!! 🎉🎊🎉
It’s been a busy few days for our group 😁 https://t.co/bOVX2qw1nT— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) April 20, 2020
Delighted for @IvorGeoghegan from our team! Congratulations!!! 👏👏👏 https://t.co/QOZAfJYqob
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) April 17, 2020
Delighted that our paper was awarded @AJPCellPhys “Paper of the year 2019”!!! A great way to end my PhD!! The paper can be accessed here https://t.co/Lszd5mldzm. This work was funded by @scienceirel #believeinscience https://t.co/j9jhSDPW0N pic.twitter.com/5IK9hxjzSz
— Hollie Allison (@Hollie_Allison) April 7, 2020
For Professor Laoise McNamara, working in Biomedical Engineering at NUIG, infrastructure outside of the university is crucial – in the local health system and private companies working in the sector. pic.twitter.com/inLDGYWAJj
— Ireland’s Edge (@IrelandsEdge) February 29, 2020
Fantastic news to get landing back in Dublin after #ors2020, congrats Fiona!!!! Another @mechanobio_ie alumnus doing great things in bioengineering research!!!
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) February 12, 2020
Last day @ORSsociety #ors2020 meeting with @Laura_O_Sull’s poster #1671 revealing spatial and temporal variation in trabecular composition and mechanical properties in estrogen deficiency pic.twitter.com/SN7VrMyp2c
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) February 11, 2020
@LaoiseMcnamara did indeed stand at @Hollie_Allison’s poster on administration of Scl-Ab to inhibit osteocytes to osteoclast signaling in estrogen deficiency #ORS2020 pic.twitter.com/rtcAir0Stv
— Masooma Naqvi (@smasoomanaqvi) February 10, 2020
@VeasnaSumCoffey from @mechanobio_ie presenting her research on the influence of high temperatures generated by surgical tools on bone regeneration @ORSsociety #ORS2020 @CURAMdevices pic.twitter.com/NUxrubki0g
— Masooma Naqvi (@smasoomanaqvi) February 9, 2020
Vincent Casey from @mechanobio_ie @bio_mec presenting his research revealing the size, composition and biological viability of surgical smoke @ORSsociety#ors2020 pic.twitter.com/V2wZjcjZR0
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) February 9, 2020
👀 Look out for our research group at #ORS2020 in Phoenix! Absolute best of luck to all attending and have a fantastic weekend of great talks & interesting findings. Represent! 🥼🦴🔬
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) February 7, 2020
Have you seen @galway2020‘s new stamp? Nice to see our iconic #Quadrangle make an appearance. The Galway 2020 stamp is available in all Post Offices. @Postvox#NUIGalway is proud to be official legacy partner of Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture. #Galway2020 pic.twitter.com/49SdF9Vxpu
— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) January 24, 2020
Received 1st place in oral presentation for my research on “Regenerative potential of surgically cut bone” at this year’s Bioengineering in Ireland conference!! @CURAMdevices #BelieveinScience pic.twitter.com/FC9U9xuxDe
— Veasna Sum-Coffey (@VeasnaSumCoffey) January 20, 2020
Happy Christmas from all at @bio_mec @Bio_Eng_NUIG 🎅🏻 pic.twitter.com/WVI3PVSKde
— BioMEC (@bio_mec) December 18, 2019
Congrats to Dr. Eoin Parle @okayeoiny on the publication of his paper entitled “Bone Mineral Is More Heterogeneously Distributed in the Femoral Heads of Osteoporotic and Diabetic Patients: A Pilot Study” https://t.co/HuTuWQeuCe pic.twitter.com/c5DijVIDTS
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) December 13, 2019
We had a double celebration in our lab meeting today, I have been awarded an @ERC_Research Consolidator award to pursue frontier #mechanobiology research at the interface between engineering and biology to advance understanding of osteoporosis!! pic.twitter.com/NoW45H5udH
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) December 10, 2019
I was thrilled to receive the @IrishResearch Researcher of the Year from @PresidentIRL! I am fortunate to be funded to pursue fundamental #Mechanobiology research by @IrishResearch Laureate award and previously by @scienceirel @ERC_Research #LoveIrishResearch #believeinscience. pic.twitter.com/9IQgMxKdE9
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) December 5, 2019
Congratulations to the wonderful Prof @LaoiseMcnamara from @nuigalway Winner of the IRC Researcher of the Year Award 2019. @IrishResearch #ROTY #LoveIrishResearch #PurposePeoplePlace #stem #Engineering #Biomedical pic.twitter.com/M7DYw8QixG
— NUI Galway Research (@ResearchatNUIG) December 4, 2019
Congrats to @Laura_O_Sull on the publication of her first paper of her PHD https://t.co/1kWjhVFyUW pic.twitter.com/tJ4f5M2Nth
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) December 2, 2019
We are delighted to have our paper selected for #APSselect award!!! In this study we show that estrogen deficient osteoblasts fail to produce inhibitory OPG after mechanical stimulation, but upregulate M-CSF and COX-2 expression and thus leave osteoclast activity unconstrained. https://t.co/WKXo3cTzTA
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) October 4, 2019
Check out this #ImageOfTheWeek from article “Inhibition of osteoclastogenesis by mechanically stimulated osteoblasts is attenuated during estrogen deficiency” By: Hollie Allison and Laoise M McNamara.
DOI: https://t.co/c0R1rtd7aO pic.twitter.com/S5JShHREUj— AJP-Cell Physiology (@AJPCellPhys) August 16, 2019
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Congrats to @Hollie_Allison on the publication of the first paper of her PhD https://t.co/HyShDgEv9o pic.twitter.com/oQD5IIi0vV
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) August 20, 2019
Congrats to @IvorGeoghegan on the publication of the review paper “Integrins in Osteocyte Biology and Mechanotransduction” https://t.co/uKSD0ha5TI pic.twitter.com/BtubSJQdIU
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) June 27, 2019
Delighted to attend a fantastic talk from Prof Laoise McNamara @LaoiseMcnamara today in Sheffield, great presentation on her group’s work in numerical modelling and experimentation for bone regeneration pic.twitter.com/6Si9wWH0dG
— Claire Conway (@claireconwayphd) June 13, 2019
Well done to Gabriele on a great presentation. All part of a wonderful collaboration between @mechanobio_ie and @curabone #TERMISEU2019 https://t.co/SxKpJUHlJa
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) May 29, 2019
Insigneo Seminar: modelling and in-vitro experiments in bone regeneration with Professor Laoise McNamara on 13/06/19 https://t.co/wv8tY9ArGb #mechanobiology #boneregeneration #computationalmodelling pic.twitter.com/58E1T4GbiT
— Insigneo Institute (@insigneo) April 11, 2019
Congrats to all, especially @mechanobio_ie ‘s own Dr. @OrlaMcGee https://t.co/XitwrDBAcv
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) March 21, 2019
Congrats to @IvorGeoghegan on the publication of the first paper of his PhD https://t.co/lDWtrWj7GJ pic.twitter.com/FTHQUVKnaS
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) March 15, 2019
Great #spotlight talk from @LaoiseMcnamara on the role of mechanical stimulation on bone formation and turnover in the context of osteoporosis @ORSsociety #ORS2019 #Austin @mechanobio_ie pic.twitter.com/JWOqCHQmin
— Arlyng GGV (@Gyveth) February 5, 2019
Don’t miss the @ORSsociety Spotlight talk today at 10am by @mechanobio_ie group leader, Prof @LaoiseMcnamara on “The Role of Mechanobiological Responses to Bone Loss and Secondary Changes in Bone Mineralisation in the Aetiology of Osteoporosis” #ORS2019
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) February 5, 2019
Meet the #cellexplorers @YAnuigalway team! @LauraCutugno from the Boyd @PATHSENSE2017 lab, @theeoindervan from @shazglynn lab, Renee 1st year #biomed undergrad and @VeasnaSumCoffey from @mechanobio_ie @LaoiseMcnamara lab + founding member of @Cellexplorers! #meetthescientists pic.twitter.com/khS3p1THQi
— Cell EXPLORERS (@Cellexplorers) February 2, 2019
Delighted to have had the first opportunity to present my PhD project on breast cancer metastasis invading the bone microenvironment at #BINI2019
What an incredible weekend of amazing and innovative engineering projects! pic.twitter.com/rEY2PY0OAH
— Anneke Verbruggen (@tyrannekesaurus) January 20, 2019
Great night to celebrate another year with @mechanobio_ie researchers and visiting researchers from @NDBioeng @TUeindhoven pic.twitter.com/DwXP38UqM7
— Laoise McNamara (@LaoiseMcnamara) December 18, 2018
Congrats Dr. @OrlaMcGee #LoveIrishResearch https://t.co/hpgcrNJXiL
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) December 3, 2018
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 Dr. @OrlaMcGee #LoveIrishResearch https://t.co/hpgcrNJXiL
— Mechanobiology (@mechanobio_ie) December 3, 2018
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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
