Whitaker Institute for Innovation and Societal Change
At the forefront of a new generation, bringing imagination and innovation to influence some of the great challenges facing Ireland and Europe now and in the future.
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Adherence and uptake of prescription contraception: myths and realities
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IAM call for submissions extended
The 18th Annual Irish Academy of Management (IAM) Conference will be hosted by NUI Galway from 3rd – 4th September 2015 and will be preceded... | Read on »
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Researching the role of life events in sustainable transport policy
Having a baby, moving house, the transition from education to work, or work to retirement. These are all key life events that often coincide with... | Read on »
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TOPIK brings together an international multidisciplinary group of researchers who are pioneering research and advancing our knowledge into the realities that scientists as principal investigators face in leading and managing large scale funded research projects. ...
STYLE is a research project that aims to examine the obstacles and opportunities affecting youth employment in Europe. The project includes 25 research partners, an... | Read on »
The Marine Atlantic Regions Network is an EU transnational co-operation project involving 10 partners from the five member states in the Atlantic Area. The project aims to develop a methodology to create and collate comparable marine socio-economic data across the Atlantic regions. This data ...
This project will identify current issues and practices in agile and lean decision processes; develop and implement optimal solutions in industry; and evaluate their effectiveness over time. This includes developing, deploying and evaluating commercialisable software tools and control mechanisms to support agile and lean decision processes and project management.
An online collection of Irish economic history data going back three centuries. Duanaire supports research on Irish fiscal and economic history and provides a permanent digital platform for curating, managing, exploring and open sharing of Irish economic history data.
