INFANT Research Centre

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The Irish Centre for Maternal and Child Health(INFANT) at University College Cork, Ireland. News and Updates: https://www.infantcentre.ie/news/all-news/

Interested to learn more about the new Horizon Europe–funded LINDA-FAMILIA project? In Nov '25, the project team came together in Istanbul for the official kick-off meeting which brought together 30+ participants from the project’s global consortium Read more⬇️ www.infantcentre.ie/2026/01/19/l...

LINDA-FAMILIA Project Launches with Four-Day Kick-Off Meeting in Istanbul

The LINDA-FAMILIA research project officially commenced with a four-day kick-off meeting held in Istanbul, Turkey, in November 2025. The meeting brought together over 30 participants from the project’...

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🙌 Join us in congratulating Dr Elizabeth Bodunde for successfully defending her PhD. 🔎Elizabeth investigated how pregnancy and birth complications are experienced by mothers, and how these experiences can affect women’s mental health beyond the immediate postpartum period. Well done👏

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🤝 What an inspiring few days at the 19th #ECCN INFANT, UCC research was showcased throughout the conference with poster and oral presentations and our Director, Prof Boylan, was proud to deliver the Opening Lecture: “Baby Brainwaves: Neonatal EEG Monitoring in the NICU in the 21st Century”

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🌍INFANT at the Neonatal Stroke Conference in Utrecht. With a poster presentation: 🧠 “Blood-Based Biomarkers Predict Cerebral Palsy and Cognitive Delay in Infants with Moderate-Severe Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy; A Secondary Analysis of the HEAL Randomized Controlled Trial.”

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CanVas consortium receives €10.7m to advance new class of cell therapy to clinic for early brain injury INFANT willlead the clinical development of the project bringing extensive expertise in newborn brain injury ➡️https://www.infantcentre.ie/2025/04/10/canvas-consortium-receives-e10-7m-dtif-grant/

CanVas consortium receives €10.7m DTIF grant to advance new class of cell therapy to clinic for early brain injury

University College Cork's INFANT Research Centre forms part of the CanVas consortium which has recieved a €10.7M non-dilutive grant from the Disruptive Technology Innovation Fund (DTIF).  The grant wi...

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