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Rethinking Research Sharing Practices: Ageing, Reclaiming the Personal and Artificial Intelligence
12 Sep 2025
Co-hosted by the ISS21 Ageing Research Cluster & UCC Futures - Ageing and Brain Science, this symposium explored the shift towards greater public engagement in research, and the implications of sharing scientific methods and tools. In the keynote address, Regius Prof. Rose Anne Kenny (Trinity College Dublin) shared findings from the longitudinal TILDA study.
Contributors
- Keynote address - Public Engagement and Ageing Research Health span v Lifespan Lessons from a Longitudinal Study. Regius Prof. Rose Anne Kenny (Trinity College Dublin) Moderator : Prof. Emma Wallace, Head of Department of General Practice, EMT Future Ageing and Brain Science, UCC
- UCC early career researchers – Dr Elizabeth O'Donnell (Department of General Practice) and Dr Finola McCarthy (Centre for Adult Continuing Education & School of Education) – Moderator: Dr. Annalisa Setti, School of Applied Psychology, Co-convenor of the ISS21 Ageing Cluster and EMT Future Ageing and Brain Science, UCC.
- Round table discussion – Regius Prof. Rose Anne Kenny, Dr. Angela Veale (School of Applied Psychology), Prof. Samantha Dockray (School of Applied Psychology) and Dr Joel Walmsley (Department of Philosophy). Moderator: Dr. Annalisa Setti, School of Applied Psychology, Co-convenor of the ISS21 Ageing Cluster and EMT Future Ageing and Brain Science, UCC.
- Concluding remarks – Prof. Aideen Sullivan, Chair of Advanced Pharmacotherapy, Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, School of Medicine, Director of UCC Futures – Future Ageing and Brain Science.
Keynote address - Professor Rose Anne Kenny