Earlier this week, Dr Patrick (Paddy) Harrison was appointed to the Scientific Advisory Board of Emily’s Entourage.
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New 2-year taught MSc degree in Clinical Physiology.
Developed by academic staff in the Department of Physiology and clinical colleagues from the South/South West Hospital Group, the MSc degree will support students in developing the knowledge, skills, and professional attributes necessary to practice as Clinical Measurement Physiologists.
This programme will appeal to graduates with a background in physiology and individuals from other healthcare professionals interested in developing professional skills in the diagnostic evaluation of patients in one of four different disciplines: cardiology, neurology, gastrointestinal and respiratory physiology. A unique element of this programme is the focus on neonatal physiology.
Commences this September, applications are now being accepted for the MSc in Clinical Physiology (MSCCPL) through the Postgraduate Applications website www.ucc.ie/apply
More details can be found here: https://www.ucc.ie/en/msccpy/
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Dr Patrick Harrison appointed to the Scientific Advisory Board of Emily's Entourage
20 Sep 2022
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“Back to Live”: The 16th International Meeting of the European Calcium Society (ECS2022)
29 Aug 2022
UCC hosted the 16th International Meeting of the European Calcium Society (ECS2022) at Devere Hall, between Sunday 21st and Thursday 25th August 2022.
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CRISPR-Cas9 for human therapeutic gene editing
09 Mar 2022
On Wednesday 9th March 2022, Dr Patrick Harrison (Head of the Cystic Fibrosis Gene Editing group, Department of Physiology, UCC), was invited to Leinster House to give evidence on the use of CRISPR-Cas9 as therapeutic tool to study and treat genetic disorders.
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Working Life: We are part of a global effort to develop gene editing as a therapy for CF
10 Jan 2022
The Irish Examiner runs an occasional column called Working Life featuring a snapshot of the daily life of people in different jobs. This month, the column featured Dr Patrick Harrison who heads the Cystic Fibrosis Gene Editing Group in the Physiology Department at UCC.
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