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2024 UCD STEM Symposium

Early Career Researchers Symposium

Poster No. School Title of the poster. Full list of authors.
1 Major In Advanced Metallic Systems (T338) Understanding the Differences in Microstructural Evolution between Additively Manufactured and Conventional 18Ni(300) Maraging Steel upon Post-Processing Heat Treatment  Shahrzad Sajjadivand, Mark Hartnett, Mert Celikin 
2 Major In Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy (T300) Transforming Participatory Planning: A Novel Framework for Spatial Democratization Antonije Ćatić
3 Major In Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy (T300) Analysing Public Transport Infrastructure through Street-Level Imagery and Generative Pre-Trained Transformer (GPT) Apoorv Agrawal, Francesco Pilla, Anna Molter
4 Major In Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy (T300) Endogenous Dynamics in Innovation Processes in the Irish Agricultural Sector: The Role of Proximity Ozgur Oguz
5 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238)

The Effect Of Microwave Heating On The Aging Of Nylon Microplastics

Emine Merve Canga, Aoife Gowen, Junli Xu
6 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) Parametrization and validation of a selection of farmer advisory models   for EU pedo-climatic conditions Gafaru Sumaila, Magdalena Necpalova, Sharon O’Rourke
7 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF DAIRY SLUDGE  VALORISATION APPROACHES ON ODOUR MITIGATION Joseph Niwagaba, Thomas P. Curran
8 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) Development of a digital platform to conduct environmental assessments of farming systems Kamyar Golbaten Mofrad, Jonathan Herron, Fionnuala Murphy
9 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) Unlocking the Potential of Microalgae for the Valorisation of Brewery Waste Products into Omega-3 Rich Animal Feed and Fertiliser Qinge Ma, Felix J. Brooke, Mohammadhosein Rahimi, Ronald Halim
10 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) Investigating The Biological Effects Of Polypropylene Microplastics On Caco-2 Cells Raphaela O. G. Ferreira, Aoife Gowen, Jun-Li Xu.
11 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) Hyperspectral Imaging for Predicting Higher Resolution Soil Organic Carbon Shayan Kabiri, Sharon O'Rourke
12 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) Unravelling Europe's Thermoelectric Future: Material Demand Study Unza Jamil , Nicholas M. Holden
13 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T238) Qualitative decision support tool for evaluating potential microbial hazards for ready-to-eat fresh produce using water re-use systems Vaibhav Bhatia, Rajat Nag, Enda Cummins
14 Major In Biosystems & Food Engineering (T239) Impacts of N-(n-Butyl)thiophosphoric triamide (NBPT) on the Physicochemical Properties of MPI Dispersions: A Study on Micelle Integrity and Calcium Ion Interaction Maria P. Byrne, Tom F. O’ Callaghan, Patrick J. Forrestal, Martin Danaher, Chikere G. Nkwonta, Karl Richards, Enda Cummins, Farhad Garavand, Bernard M. Corrigan, Sean A. Hogan
15 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering Separating End-of-Life Battery Materials using Dielectrophoretic Filtration Mary Clare O’Donnell, Georg Pesch
16 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering (T111) Homemade Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Films for Extractable and Leachable (E&L) Migration Studies Noemí Dorival-García, Anna Mulligan, Jonathan Bones
17 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering (T111) SialMAX: maximising biopharmaceutical α-2,6-sialylation in CHO Cells Cristina Abascal Ruiz, Dishon Hiebner, Jacobus Brink, Eoin Casey & Ioscani Jimenez del Val
18 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering (T111) Characterization, Modelling and Optimization of the Cryopreservation and Revival of Mammalian Cells Maycou S. Zamprognio; Jessica Whelan.
19 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering (T111) Investigating the Effect of Cold Atmospheric Plasma and Plasma Activated Liquids on Mesenchymal Stem Cells and their Extracellular Vesicles Sara Alsiyabi, Daniela Boehm
20 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering (T111) Dial-A-Sugar: Engineering CHO Cells for Deployment of Actuators for Real-Time mAb Glycosylation Sheryl Lim Li Yan, Rajinder Kaur, Apostolos Tsopanoglou, Alfonso Blanco, Sara Carillo, Jonathan Bones, & Ioscani Jiménez del Val
21 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering (T099) Upstream Process Platform Development for Therapeutic Exosome Production Junpeng Luo, Jessica Whelan, Susan McDonnell
22 Major In Structural Engineering with Architecture (NAS2) Operational Modal Analysis of Bridge Structures Using Different Modes of Smartphone Measurements Niall McSweeney
23 Major In Civil Engineering (T240) Automated adaptive Intelligent-agent optimization of multi-lane variable speed limits in real time Amirreza Kandiri, Rui Teixeira, Maria Noga, Beatriz Martinez-Pastor
24 Major In Civil Engineering (T240) Embankment Performance Analysis through Field  and Laboratory Based Geophysical Monitoring Muhammad Saqlain, Andrew Trafford, Dr. Qasim Khan, Dr. Shane Donohue
25 Major In Civil Engineering (T240) Remote Assessment of Geotechnical Slope Stability with InSAR: Challenges and Solutions Saeed Azadnejad, Alexis Hrysiewicz, Fiachra O'Loughlin, Eoghan P. Holohan, Shane Donohue.
26 Major In Electrical & Electronic Engineering (T242) Energy Efficiency Optimization in O-RAN Networks Duc Tung Bui and Le-Nam Tran
27 Major In Electrical & Electronic Engineering (T242) Implementation and analysis of custom instructions on RISC-V for Edge-AI applications Ajay Kumar M, Vineet Kumar, Deepu John, Shreejith Shanker
28 Major In Electrical & Electronic Engineering (T242) Resource Management in Hybrid LiFi and WiFi Networks (HyFi): From Machine Learning to Graph Learning Han Ji, Xiping Wu
29 Major In Electrical & Electronic Engineering (T242) Partitioning of Power Grid Represented as Directed Acyclic Graph into Corridors of Coherent Flow to Enhance Situational Awareness Justin Ugwu and Paul Cuffe
30 Major In Electrical & Electronic Engineering (T242) Advanced Active Rectifiers for Grid Connected Applications Maryam Pourmahdi, (Supervisor: Terence O’Donnell, Co-supervisors: Hamed Heydari-doost-abad & Nan Zhao)
31 Major In Electrical & Electronic Engineering (T242) Control and Modelling of High-Level Penetration Offshore Wind Turbines Pardis Pariz, Dr. Terence O’Donnell
32 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244 LLM-Powered Knowledge Base System for Building Renovation Life Cycle Assessment Sobia Bano, Usman Ali, James O'Donnell
33 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) A Tailored Dynamic Mesh for Continuous Forming Simulation Ali Shayegh, Philip Cardiff
34 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Validation and Verification of a Finite Volume Simo-Reissner Beam Method for Modelling Moored Floating Body Dynamics Amirhossein Taran, Seevani Bali, Zeljko Tukovic, Vikram Pakrashi, Philip Cardiff
35 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) From cells to tissue in one week: macromolecular crowding as a tool to quickly generate tissue engineered tendon substitutes Andrea Rossoni, Dimitrios I. Zeugolis
36 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Sex Specific Biomechanics of Brain Trauma Ashwin Mishra
37 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Sintering of Novel Bioresorbable Mg-Sr-Ca Alloys for Biomedical Applications Ava Azadi, Eoin D. O’Cearbhaill, Mert Celikin
38 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Seaweed Carrageenan Enhances Matrix Deposition and Affects Genes and Protein Expression in hBMMSC Giulia Giuffredi, Dimitrios Zeugolis*
39 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) This will STING: Investigating cGAS/STING stimulation as a modulator of tumour associated macrophage activity in osteosarcoma Jordan C. O'Donoghue, Fiona E. Freeman
40 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Exploration of changes in chondrocyte organization over development using 3D virtual histology Karin Vancíková, Sarah Moore, Maria Pierantoni, Hanna Isaksson, Margot C. Labberté, Shashidhara Marathe, Pieter A.J. Brama, Niamh C. Nowlan
41 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) A machine learning approach to predict in vivo skin growth Matt Nagle (UCD), Hannah Conroy Broderick (UCD), Adrian Buganza Tepole (Purdue University), Michael Fop (UCD) and Aisling Ní Annaidh (UCD)
42 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Reducing Aerodynamic Drag on Roof-Mounted Lightbars for Emergency Vehicles Michael Gerard Connolly, Malachy J. O’Rourke and Alojz Ivankovic
43 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Basin Stability Analysis of Metal Cutting Dynamics Meiyazhagan Jaganathan, Vikram Pakrashi, Aasifa Rounak
44 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Reducing Aerodynamic Drag on Flatbed Trailers for Passenger Vehicles Using Novel Appendable Devices Michael Gerard Connolly, Malachy J. O’Rourke and Alojz Ivankovic
45 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Investigation of Epoxy Based Piezoelectric Polymers Miray Yasar, Neal Murphy, Alojz Ivankovic
46 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) Shaping and polishing of Ni moulds to reduce demoulding defects in micro injection moulding Sana Zaki, Michael Gilchrist and Nan Zhang
47 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) The Development of Minimally Invasive Gastrointestinal Devices and Biomimetic Benchtop Models Sean Kilroy, Prateek R. Yadav, Ronan Cahill, Giovanni Traverso, Eoin O’Cearbhaill
48 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) One-Step Selfsim: Formulating elastoplastic material models from experimentally measured strain fields via neural networks. An OpenFOAM + Python implementation. Simón Rodríguez, Mert Celikin, Padraig Cunningham, Philip Cardiff
49 Major In Mechanical & Materials Engineering (T244) In-depth analysis of recall initiators of medical devices with a Machine Learning-Natural Language Processing tool Yang Hu, Pezhman Ghadimi
50 School of Civil Engineering A geophysical and geotechnical investigation into the influence of seasonal variation on the stiffness of railway embankments Dr. Qasim Khan, Muhammad Saqlain, Andrew Trafford, Dr. Shane Donohue
51 School of Biosystems and Food Engineering Mask R-CNN based mushroom growth tracking in a farm environment Sari Nuwayhid, Christos Charisis, Dimitrios, Argyropolous
52 School of Biosystems and Food Engineering Investigation of Microplastics in The Irish Origin Bottled Water Xiaohui Lin, Aoife A. Gowen, Jun-Li Xu
53 School of Biosystems and Food Engineering Life cycle assessment of biostimulants application under reduced nitrogen rates for barley production in Ireland Antonio Calvi, Fionnuala Murphy
54 School of Biochemical and Bioprocess Engineering Role of Green Hydrogen in Decarbonizing Gas Networks: A Review Maham Hussain, Eoin Syron
55 School of Biosystems and Food Engineering Sustainable and Healthy Infrastructure by reducing stress during active Travel (SHIFT) Nakisa Soltani, Brian Caulfield, Anna Molter
56 School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Home Energy Optimization using Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) Shuo Zhang, Liam Fennelly, Sean Byrne, Terence O’Donnell
57 School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Weighted Sum-rate Maximization for Large-scale RIS-aided MU-MISO System Eduard Elias Bahingayi, Nemanja Stefan Perovi'c, and Le-Nam Tran
60 Major In Bioinformatics and Systems Biology Programme-BES (X855) Exploring the Evolutionary Dynamics of Mammalian microRNAs Sarah-Jane Power, Zixia Huang,
61 Major In Bioinformatics and Systems Biology Programme-Maths (X857) Exploring genetic diversity and identifying key contributors in the Thoroughbred horse population Kseniia Maksimova, Emmeline W. Hill , Beatrice A. McGivney, David E. MacHugh, Michael Salter-Townshend
62 Major In Biological & Environmental Science (X231) Meta-analysis of publicly available datasets for the identification of biomarkers for high-grade serous ovarian cancer Asia C. Jordan, Alejandra Rodriguez Sosa, Aideen McCabe, Kellie Dean, Sudipto Das, Antoinette S. Perry
63 Major In Biomolecular & Biomedical Science (X216) Evaluating Prognostic Biomarkers and Investigating the Therapeutic Potential of Drug Combinations for Metastatic Uveal Melanoma Ellie Swords1,2, Nimah Stephens,2, Eve O’Reilly1,2, Patrick Murtagh3, Catherine Moss1,2, Valerie O’Neill3, Laura Ivers4, Flordeliza Calacsan5, Paula Calvert5, John Crown4, Noel Horgan3, Valentina Tonelotto1,2, Breandán N. Kennedy1,2
  1. UCD Conway Institute, University College Dublin,
  2. UCD School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science, University College Dublin,
  3. Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital, Dublin,
  4. St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin,
  5. University Hospital Waterford, Waterford
64 Major In Biomolecular & Biomedical Science (X231) Elucidating the role of the Rab11 subfamily in mammalian cells Teerna Banerjee, Andrew Lindsay, Jeremy Simpson
65 Major In Biomolecular & Biomedical Science (X233) Using a chemotaxis assay as a screening method for the identification of novel therapeutic targets for COACH syndrome in C.elegans Anastasios Foivos Mazarakis, Karen Lange
66 Major In Biomolecular & Biomedical Science (X233) Investigating the Interplay Between LIGHT and HIF in Inflammatory Fibroblast Responses Cian M. Ohlendieck and Mario C. Manresa
67 Major In Biomolecular & Biomedical Science (X233) Deciphering Post-Transcriptional Regulation in Chronic Pain Mechanisms using Drosophila Felesha Roach, Silvia Oggero, Lee Phillimore, Dr Olga Baron
68 Major In Biomolecular & Biomedical Science (X233) The Effect of Glucose on the Monocyte/Macrophage Axis During Early Atherogenesis Luke Conroy, Monica de Gaetano
69 Major In Biomolecular & Biomedical Science (X233) Probing ciliopathy disease mechanisms using whole animal transcriptomics Kameshwari Tata, Oliver Blacque
70 Major In Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering (T111) PAT 2.0: An Automated Platform for Real-Time Monitoring of Bioprocesses Maikel Gaitkoski, Noemi Dorival-Garcia, Jonathan Bones
71 Major In Chemistry (Bionano Interactions) (X847) Unravelling the Biomolecular and Community Grammars of RNA Granules via Machine Learning Zhan Ban, Yan Yan, Kenneth Dawson
72 Major In Chemistry (Dublin Chemistry) (X848) A New Paradigm for the Asymmetric Diels-Alder Reaction Aoibheann O' Connor, Patrick J. Guiry
73 Major In Chemistry (Dublin Chemistry) (X848) Post- Translational Modifications of Human Interferon Gamma for Improved Therapeutics Celine Erkey, Marina Rubini
74 Major In Chemistry (Dublin Chemistry) (X848) An Electrochemical Oxidation Prins-Type Cyclisation Sequence For The Construction Of 1,3- Oxazinan-2-Ones Via N-Acyliminium Ions Dandan Lin, Paul Evans
75 Major In Chemistry (Dublin Chemistry) (X848) Twords Phosphenium Cations as Main Group Catalysts Christine M. Coffey, Tom N. Hooper
76 Major In Chemistry (Dublin Chemistry) (X848) LiCoRICE: Solvothermal recycling of mixed metal cathodes Viktorija Mikaite, Olivia Breen, Dylan Rogers, David Mulrooney, Gita Singh, Sergio Carillo de Hert, Mriganka Mondal, Steven Ferguson, and Tony Keene
77 Major In Computer Science (T113) QoS-Aware xApp Conflict Mitigation in Open RAN Abdul Wadud, Fatemeh Golpayegani and Nima Afraz
78 Major In Computer Science (T113) SHERPA: Explainable Robust Algorithms for Privacy-Preserved Federated Learning in Future Networks to Defend Against Data Poisoning Attacks Chamara Sandeepa, Bartlomiej Siniarski, Shen Wang, Madhusanka Liyanage
79 Major In Computer Science (T113) Learning to Prune Instances of Combinatorial Optimization Problems Dena Tayebi, Jiwei Zhang, Saurabh Ray, Deepak Ajwani
80 Major In Computer Science (T113) Virtual Fusion: Learning Multimodal Correlation for Unimodal Human Activity Recognition Duc-Anh Nguyen, Nhien-An Le-Khac
81 Major In Computer Science (T113) SDP embeddings in ML-based Combinatorial Optimization Éanna Curran, Saurabh Ray, Deepak Ajwani
82 Major In Computer Science (T113) Blockchain Integrated Security Enhancements for future Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Communications Eranda Jayatunga, Nima Afraz, Anca D. Jurcut
83 Major In Computer Science (T113) Malicious traffic detection in multi-environment networks using novel S-DATE and PSO-D-SEM approaches Furqan Rustam, Anca Delia Jurcut
84 Major In Computer Science (T113) D-CAPTCHA++: A Study of Resilience of Deepfake CAPTCHA under Transferable Imperceptible Adversarial Attack Hong-Hanh Nguyen-Le, Van-Tuan Tran, Dinh-Thuc Nguyen, Nhien-An Le-Khac
85 Major In Computer Science (T113) Spect-NFT: Non-Fungible Tokens for Dynamic Spectrum Management Lavan Perera, Pasika Ranaweera, Shen Wang, Madhusanka Liyanage
86 Major In Computer Science (T113) Passive Assessment of Mental Health using Financial Data via Machine Learning Oluwadara Adedeji, Dr. Mark Matthews
87 Major In Computer Science (T113) Comparing ROCKET to Feature-Vector Methods for Classifying Calf Behaviors Oshana Iddi Dissanayake, Sarah E. McPherson, Emer Kennedy, Pádraig Cunningham, Lucile Riaboff
88 Major In Computer Science (T113) Machine Learning for Data Trust Evaluations in Blockchain-Enabled IoT Systems Rashmi Ratnayake, Madhusanka Liyanage, Liam Murphy
89 Major In Computer Science (T113) Mitigating Consent Misuse Challenges in Digital Healthcare: Balancing Fatigue Shahrin Chowdhury, Dr. Pasika Ranaweera, Dr. Anca Delia Jurcut
90 Major In Computer Science (T113) Deep Learning Based Autonomous Anomaly Detection for Security in SDN-IoT Networks

Tharindu Lakshan Yasarathna , Madhusanka Liyanage and Nhien-An Le-Khac

91 Major In Computer Science (T113) XAI and 6G Security: Friends or Foes? Thulitha Senevirathna, Dr. Bartlomiej Siniarski, Dr. Madhusanka Liyanage, Dr. Shen Wang
92 Major In Earth Sciences (T104) Enhanced physical erosion and environmental response to climatic warmth during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum, Norwegian Margin (IODP Expedition 396) Nikita Turton, Weimu Xu, Pierre Pellenard, and IODP Expedition 396 Scientists
93 Major In Computer Science (T113) Fault prediction for distributed power systems using graph neural network Zhonghe Chen
94 Major In Earth Sciences (T104) Deconstructing the role of hydrothermal alteration in 3D volcanic dome collapse in La Soufrière de Guadeloupe Kendra Ní Nualláin, Claire E. Harnett 
95 Major In Earth Sciences (T117) Osmium isotope evolution and geochronology across the Sinemurian–Pliensbachian boundary (Early Jurassic) G. Ballabio, W. Xu, D. Hnatyshin & D. van Acken
96 Major In Earth Sciences (T117) Echoes from Above: SAR Remote Sensing Insights into Irish Peatlands Restoration Mahdi Kh. Azar (1,2), Alexis Hrysiewicz, Shane Donohue (1,3), Shane Regan (4), Eoghan P. Holohan (1,2)
  1. SFI Research Centre in Applied Geosciences (iCRAG), University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
  2. UCD School of Earth Sciences, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
  3. UCD School of Civil Engineering, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
  4. National Parks and Wildlife Service, Ireland
97 Major In Earth Sciences (T117) Assessing the influence of consolidation in marine sediment cores for Blue Carbon quantification Phoebe Walsh, Dr Mike Long, Dr Anthony Grey, Rasmus Svendsen, Dr Mark Coughlan
98 Major In Earth Sciences (T117) Preliminary analysis of the spatial and stratigraphic implications of shellbeds formed during the late Holocene in Galway Bay using X-ray imagery. R.S. Healy, (Presenting Student), P.J. Orr, S. Benetti, A.M. Holmes, P.D.W. Haughton, F.X. O’Beirn and L.Healy
99 Major In Earth Sciences (T117) Benchmarking a Distinct Element Method model of volcanic deformation Thomas W. Austin, Claire E. Harnett, Eoghan P. Holohan, Martin Schöpfer
100 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Latent Position Models for Dynamic Multiview Networks Brian Hassett, Riccardo Rastelli, Michael Fop
101 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) An exploratory study of Beta burst characteristics in Parkinson's Brian Skelly, Dr James Ross, Dr Áine Byrne, Prof Stephen Coombes
102 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) An integral equation with negative exponent Marius Ghergu, Changhong Li
103 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Zero-Inflated Stochastic Block Modelling of Efficiency-Security Trade-offs in Weighted Criminal Networks Chaoyi Lu, Daniele Durante and Nial Friel
104 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) A Mixture of Latent Position Cluster Models for Model Based Clustering of Collections of Networks CJ Clarke, Michael Fop
105 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Gravitational Turbulent Wake Giulio Taiocchi
106 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Steady-states of the Gierer-Meinhardt system in exterior domains Jack McNicholl, Marius Ghergu
107 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Imputing missing values in metabolomic data using a truncated infinite factor model Kate Finucane, Prof. Isobel Claire Gormley, Prof. Lorraine Brennan
108 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Gravitational Waves and Extreme Mass Ratio Inspirals Kevin Cunningham, Chris Kavanagh, Adam Pound, Niels Warburton
109 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Decoding Tensor Codes : Multilinear Generalisations and Techniques Lucien François
110 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) Code Equivalence and Invariants Arani Paul, Dr. John Sheekey, Dr. Eimear Byrne
111 Major In Mathematics & Statistics (T119) An Unsupervised Record Linkage Approach Using Household Information to Enhance Individual Matching Across Different Databases Thais Pacheco Menezes, Thomas Brendan Murphy, Michael Fop
112 Major In Physics (T103) Quantitative characterization of the intrinsic distribution of biophysical descriptors of single protein domains Ovidiu Petrisor
113 Major In Physics (T121) Effects of Low Doses of Ionic Liquids on Lipid Bilayer Mechanics using Atomic Force Microscopy Aadarsh Kumar, Antonio Benedetto
114 Major In Physics (T121) Forward and Backward Second Harmonic Generation in Full-field images of the Lamina Cribrosa Aishwarya Chanady Babu, Ian A Sigal, Brian Vohnsen
115 Major in Physics (T121) Piezoelectric peptide nanotube substrate sensors activated through sound wave energy. Sawsan Almohammed, Allan Finlay, Dominik Duleba, Shane Cosgrave, Robert Johnson, Brian J. Rodriguez, and James H. Rice
116 Major In Physics (T121) Leakage of light and its relation to the Stiles-Crawford effects of the first and second kind using an array of cylindrical absorbers as retinal phantom Amy Fitzpatrick and Brian Vohnsen
117 Major In Physics (T121) Effective representation of a non-equilibrium quantum impurity model Emmanuel Bogacz, Graham Kells, Andrew Mitchell
118 Major In Physics (T121) Near Infrared Photo-absorption in Plasmas for Astrophysical Applications K. Dowd, E. Doyle, T. McCormack, P. Dunne
119 Major In Physics (T121) Piezoresponse Force Microscopy in Liquid: Towards Next-Generation Data Storage Lima Zhou, Brian Rodriguez
120 Major In Physics (T121) AFM-Nanostructured Optical Waveguides on Lithium Niobate for Electro-optic Applications Nawal Ashraf and Brian Rodriguez
121 Major In Physics (T121) Conformational Transition States of Amylin Nicholas Carton and Nicolae-Viorel Buchete
122 Major In Physics (T121) Atomic Force Microscopy Investigation into the Effect of Imidazolium Ionic Liquids on the Topographical and Mechano-Elastic Properties of Raft-Mimicking Sphingomyelin-Cholesterol Bilayers Olena Yedelkina, Brian J. Rodriguez, Antonio Benedetto
123 Major In Physics (T121) Biophysical Descriptors of Proteins Aggregates: From Single Domains to Nanoparticle Protein Coronas Vigneshwari K. Annapoorani, Ovidiu A. Petrisor, Nicolae-Viorel Buchete
124 School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science A Multiple Myeloma Plasma Extracellular Vesicle Protein Signature for Monitoring Patient Response to Daratumumab Brennan K, Iversen KF, Blanco A, Lund T Plesner T, and Mc Gee MM
125 School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science TWEAK-primed intestinal fibroblasts exhibit enhanced responses to secondary inflammatory stimulation5 C. Bauset, C. Kennedy, E. Doyle, C. Ohlendieck, C. Godson, E. Conway, MC. Manresa
126 School of Physics Sub-toxic concentrations of ionic liquids affect cell behaviour Holly V. Linford, Aadarsh Kumar, Antonio Benedetto
127 UCD Conway Institute of Biomolecular and Biomedical Research Benchmarking Genetic Interaction Scoring Methods for Synthetic Lethality Detection from CRISPR Screen Data Hamda Ajmal, Narod Kebabci, Colm Ryan
128 School of Physics NPCoronaPredict: Multiscale modelling of the nanoparticle biomolecular corona Ian Rouse, David Power, Julia Subbotina, Vladimir Lobaskin
129 Science - Physics Sustainable Activated Carbon Produced from aste Biomass Using Organic Salt for Energy Storage Devices Muhammad Ashraf, Muhammad Ayaz, James H. Rice
130 School of Mathematics and Statistics Hierarchical modelling of high-dimensional spectral data in the Irish dairy sector Szymon Urbas; Tom F O'Callaghan; Isobel Claire Gormley
131 School of Mathematics and Statistics The Pseudospectra of Black Holes in Anti-de Sitter Space Brad Cownden, Christiana Pantelidou, Miguel Zilhao
132 School of Computer Science Resistance to synthetic lethal therapies in cancer is mediated by protein-protein interaction partners Metin Yazar, Colm J. Ryan
133 School of Computer Science Structural Similarity to Predict Paralogous Synthetic Lethality Olivier Dennler, Colm J. Ryan
134 School of Earth Sciences Links between satellite InSAR, ground surface motion and water table fluctuation at temperate raised peatlands Alexis Hrysiewicz, Eoghan P. Holohan, Shane Donohue, Chris D. Evans, Jennifer Williamson, A. Jonay Jovani-Sancho, Nathan Callaghan, Jake White, Justin Lyons, Joanna Kowalska and Hugh Cushnan

Symposium Registration Information

  • The Symposium registration is only open to UCD research graduate students (i.e., either PhD or Master by Research) and postdoctoral fellows currently registered in either the UCD College of Science or the UCD College of Engineering & Architecture.
  • The Symposium will consist of up to 120 poster presentations. All posters must be registered and presented by at least one (co)author who is currently registered as a graduate research student or postdoctoral fellow in either the UCD College of Science or the UCD College of Engineering & Architecture. Posters with multiple authors should designate only one main student or postdoc presenter using the online registration form.
  • All posters will be displayed in the UCD Astra Hall during 9:30 AM - 3 PM on June 4th. They can be displayed starting at 9:00 AM and removed promptly between 3:00-3:15 PM.
  • Each poster will be assigned a number - please check the list of poster titles posted on this website. The poster’s presenter will be expected to be available at the poster location during the time slot allocated in the programme (9:30-11:30 AM: The first session for ODD poster numbers; followed by 13:00 PM - 3:00 PM: The second session for EVEN poster numbers.)
  • A committee will rank the posters submitted, and the Symposium will end with a brief awards ceremony to be held at approx. 3:15 to 3:30 PM in the UCD Astra Hall.
  • Important note: The registration deadline is Thursday May 30th at 5:00 PM. As the event has a maximum capacity of 120 posters, the poster registration will be CLOSED as soon as this capacity will be reached during the registration window.
  • Important note: If you are unable to upload your Poster file at the time of registration, your response is sent to you and you can edit it at a later stage. However, a good resolution (i.e., min. 300 dpi) Poster file should be uploaded before the registration deadline of May 24th for a poster to be eligible for an award.

Important notes:

  • The final numbered list of posters will be posted online Friday, May 31st, 2024.
  • The posters can have any reasonable size (e.g., A0, or A1).
  • Four poster awards will be given to the best posters presented by students from each of the two colleges.
  • A €10 lunch voucher will be provided for each poster presenter (i.e., one voucher per poster). These can be used/redeemed by presenters at any time during the day but only in the UCD Main Restaurant only ('Gather & Gather', UCD Gerald Manley Hopkins Building).

Symposium Programme:

  • 9:00 AM – 9:30 AM: Presenters can setup/display their posters in the UCD Astra Hall.
  • 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM: The first session for poster presenters with ODD poster numbers (i.e., poster presenters expected to be available next to their posters numbered 1, 3, 5, etc). The list of poster titles will be available online.
  • 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM: Lunch break in the UCD Main Restaurant ('Gather & Gather', UCD Gerald Manley Hopkins Building). 
  • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM: The second session for poster presenters with EVEN poster numbers (i.e., poster presenters expected to be available next to their posters numbered 2, 4, 6, etc.).
  • 3 PM: removal of posters
  • 3:30 PM: Awards ceremony to take place in the UCD Astra Hall. Awardees not present will forfeit their awarded to the poster presenter with the next highest rank/score.

Note: The posters can have any reasonable size (e.g., A0 or A1). Four poster awards will be given to the best posters presented by students from each of the two colleges. A €10 lunch voucher will be provided for each poster presenter (i.e., one voucher per poster). These can be used/redeemed by presenters at any time during the day but only in the UCD Main Restaurant only ('Gather & Gather', UCD Gerald Manley Hopkins Building). 

Contact Information

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. I do not intend to present a poster, but I would like to come and look at the posters on the day of the STEM Symposium (Tuesday, June 4th , 2024). Do I still need to register? Answer: No, only poster presenters need to register online, primarily because they need to be assigned a poster board number and to be provided with a lunch voucher. However, all members of the UCD community, students and staff included, are very welcome to attend our 2024 STEM Symposium without the need to register. The online link for the programme and the registration form is: https://www.ucd.ie/science/research/2024stemsymposium
  2. I am a postdoctoral research fellow. Am I eligible to register as a poster presenter? Answer: Yes, all postdoctoral research fellows in the UCD College of Science or the UCD College and Engineering and Architecture are very welcome to register and submit a poster abstract online. They will also receive a lunch voucher for the day of the Symposium. However, only posters submitted and presented by a graduate research student will be eligible for an award. Also, please keep in mind that this year the event has a strict maximum capacity of only 120 posters, the poster registration may be CLOSED as soon as this capacity will be reached during the registration window.
  3. I am a Taught MSc student. Am I eligible to register for the symposium as a poster presenter? Answer: No, this year the Symposium registration is only open to UCD STEM research graduate students (i.e., either PhD or Master by Research) and postdoctoral fellows (see above).

UCD College of Engineering and Architecture

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