UCC student scoops top entrepreneur award for brain injury detection device

A pocket-sized brain injury detection device for newborns has won the top prize in Enterprise Ireland's Student Entrepreneurs Awards.
UCC student scoops top entrepreneur award for brain injury detection device
Mark O'Sullivan, a PhD student at University College Cork, developed Neurobell, to help clinicians diagnose abnormal brain activity in infants faster and with greater accuracy. Picture: UCC
Fri, 12 Jun, 2020 - 20:30
Evelyn Ring

A pocket-sized brain injury detection device for newborns has won the top prize in Enterprise Ireland's Student Entrepreneurs Awards.

Mark O'Sullivan, a PhD student at University College Cork, developed Neurobell, to help clinicians diagnose abnormal brain activity in infants faster and with greater accuracy.

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SciencePlace: IrelandPerson: Mark O'SullivanPerson: CruickshankPerson: Grant ThorntonPerson: MarkPerson: Simon DringPerson: LimerickPerson: NickPerson: Jack CotterPerson: Richard MurphyEvent: awardsOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: Enterprise IrelandOrganisation: University College CorkOrganisation: NeurobellOrganisation: Local Enterprise OfficesOrganisation: Irish Research CouncilOrganisation: Infant Research CentreOrganisation: embedded Systems Research GroupOrganisation: Cork Institute of Technology
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