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INFANT - Irish Centre for Fetal and Neonatal Translational Research |
| Type | National INFANT is Ireland’s first dedicated Perinatal Research Centre. Our mission is to deliver Irish innovation to global clinical challenges, to make pregnancy safer and to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies. |
| Street | Cork University Maternity Hospital |
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| Town | Wilton |
| Country | Ireland |
| Telephone 1 | +353(0)21 4205023 |
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| Web site | www.infantcentre.ie |
| Email for general enquiries | infant@ucc.ie |
| First name main contact | Professor Geraldine |
| Second name main contact | Boylan |
| First name further contacts | Professor Eugene |
| Second name further contacts | Dempsey |
| The data in this document are current as of | 05 April 2017 |
| State how this document can be accessed by the public | www.infantcentre.ie |
| Year of foundation | In 2003 Prof Geraldine Boylan founded The Neonatal Brain Research Group (NBRG). This group concentrates on research into newborn brain injury. NBRG was incorporated into the INFANT Centre in 2013. |
| Specialties_conditions covered | Neonatal Brain Research - using enhanced real time multi modal physiological monitoring at the cotside. Developing algorithms that can reliably and remotely monitor complex physiological data. Biomarker discovery and validation in neonates. Infant and Maternal Nutrition research. CTIMP studies in neonates for hypotension and seizures. |
| PkID | 69 |