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Geraldine Boylan: Professor of neonatal physiology, paediatrics & child health at Irish Centre for Foetal and Neonatal Translational Research.
She is also co-coordinator of the FP7-funded NEMO study, Europe’s first multicentred randomised controlled trial of anti-epileptic drugs for newborn babies.
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Courts50 years of young scientistsYoung ScientistPlace: EuropePlace: EarthPlace: SussexPlace: DublinPerson: Geraldine BoylanPerson: Louise KennyPerson: Aoife McLysaghtPerson: Emma TeelingPerson: Jenny McElwainPerson: Cliona O’FarrellyPerson: Mary ReillyPerson: Vivienne WilliamsPerson: LynchPerson: Julie MaguireOrganisation: EUOrganisation: Irish Centre for Foetal and Neonatal Translational ResearchOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: CUMHOrganisation: Science Foundation IrelandOrganisation: TrinityOrganisation: Molecular Evolution LabOrganisation: Smurfit Institute of GeneticsOrganisation: School of Biology & Environmental Science,Organisation: School of Biology and Environmental Research, UCDOrganisation: School of Biology & Environmental Science, UCDOrganisation: OPSONA TherapeuticsOrganisation: FP7Organisation: CellixOrganisation: Harvard Medical SchoolOrganisation: St VincentOrganisation: Daithi O’Murchu Marine Research StationOrganisation: AsimuthOrganisation: OrionOrganisation: Seabioplas




