Health Economics Research Group based in Trinity College Institute for Neuroscience
Dublin City, Ireland
Joined June 2012
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Fully funded PhD studentship in #HealthEconomics.
If you are looking to conduct a PhD in Health Economics, have a MSc Health Economics or related experience, strong quantitative skills, indicate interest by emailing: trepeld@tcd.ie.
More info:
healtheconomics.ie
Speaking at Women’s Health & Longevity, Dublin, Sat 29 Nov. Free, science-led day with practical talks. Join us: lu.ma/WomensNov29
Paper Chase: A Global Industry Fuels Scientific Fraud in the U.S. realclearinvestigations.com/…
Loving Patrick Collison (@patrickc) observation that:
"In 1980, @NIH spent 12x more USD on research under 40s and today spend 5x more USD on over 50s ... so really invert gone from funding young researcher to a gerontocracy"
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The ADRC Consortium for Clarity in ADRD Research Through Imaging (CLARiTI) revolutionizes in vivo characterization of mixed pathologies.
Learn about the creation of an unprecedented publicly available imaging–plasma–neuropath dataset in A&D:
alz-journals.onlinelibrary.w…
#AlzResearch
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Thank you @DominicTrepel for explaining health economics to us all. So much work to do to improve investment across areas of healthcare. #SJOGResearch
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Having visited Ukraine twice, I’ve seen the resilience and courage of its people.
Ireland stands with Ukraine.
When I met with President Zelenskyy yesterday I reiterated our full support for a just, durable and sustained peace.
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🔔Call for Papers: #TRCI Precision Medicine Special Issue 🔔
Submit papers devoted to precision medicine approaches that address heterogeneity to improve clinical trial outcomes at the individual patient level.
Deadline: March 1, 2025
Learn more: alz-journals.onlinelibrary.w…
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We’re excited to partner on Brain Ageing and Dementia in LMICs 2024 this week in Nairobi! 🌍
This conference reflects our shared commitment to advancing equity in #BrainHealth through research and dementia care in low- and middle-income countries.
🔗 conferences.ncl.ac.uk/advasc…
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UK based researchers published 10.9% of the worlds dementia papers in 2014/15 dementiastatistics.org/stati…
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Join us for a public lecture @tcddublin by GBHI Founding Director @ihrobertson which will explore the various risk factors contributing to the development of dementia, as well as the resilience factors that can help prevent it. @AD_PREVENT
Register👉bit.ly/3UibDUP
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💡 Research design challenges? Don’t go it alone! Join @Gareth_NIHR & @DominicTrepel this Wednesday, 30th October, at 12pm GMT for practical advice. Exclusively in the Dementia Researcher App. #ResearchDesign
communities.dementiaresearch…
All star cast for Trinity College first
Psychedelics Research Conference
Program:
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@ttpsychedelicrg @GBHI_Fellows @tcddublin
@TCDPsychiatry @IdPat7 @PsychologyTCD
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#AICon2024: For everyone working with AI to do good, there are malicious actors out there using AI to do bad.
Thank you @AiCon2024 for shedding light on the existential threats that we must prepare for in the AI era.
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Welcome Kate Hayden, a psychiatric epidemiologist from the USA 🇺🇸 and #AtlanticFellow. She’s researching modifiable risk factors for dementia and plans to develop a program for effective health communication about dementia risk. @atlanticfellows @tcddublin
gbhi.org/profiles/kate-hayde…
