In this webinar Patrick Barrett talks about Agri-Digitalisation in Ireland, the ecosystem which exists in Ireland to foster and support Agri-Digitalisation, and the Future of Agri-Digitalisation in Ireland. Patrick has a Degree in Biochemistry from NUIG as well as a Masters in Biological Sciences from DCU. In his current role within the Department of Food and Marine he oversees the Agri-Digitalisation of Agriculture in Ireland. First aired 8 June 2020

In this webinar, the design and implementation of an Internet of Bio-NanoThings concept named PANACEA is presented as a solution to the problem of early detection and mitigation of infections. PANACEA aims to leverage cutting-edge technologies in the cyber and physical domains to provide unprecedented sensing, monitoring, and drug-delivery capabilities to address ongoing bacterial infections. First aired 12 Jun 2020

In this Online Research Seminar Walton Institute's Jerry Horgan and Dr Deirdre Kilbane, provide an introduction to Quantum Computing and Quantum Communications. They also outline the work they are doing in the area of Quantum Communications. 

In this webinar, Grainne Dilleen, PhD student and Communications and Dissemination Manager of DEMETER, presents her research to date. Funded by the DEMETER project, Grainne is undertaking a PhD to determine the farmer's decision-making process when adopting smart farming technologies (SFT). These technologies have been identified as a means of increasing agricultural sustainability. However, the SFT adoption rate on EU farms is lower than other markets. In her presentation, Grainne outlines the main internal and external factors which impact farmers' adoption of such SFT. 

In this Webinar, Dave Hearne, Senior UX and Designer and Developer at Walton Institute, shows us the tools he uses when hosting online collaborative workshops. The main tool he demonstrates is Mural, a collaborative whiteboard tool. 

In this webinar Walton's Institute's Senior Strategic Partner, Hazel Peavoy (Williams), talks about Digital Innovation Hubs, Cascade Funding that is available through different projects in Walton Institute (formerly TSSG) and the various open calls available through projects such as Smart Agri Hubs and AgROBOfood. 

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This webinar focuses on the GLADIATOR project. GLADIATOR envisions to establish a radical long-term vision leading to a drastic change in cancer monitoring and therapy. It will usher in a paradigm shift in Oncology, with the introduction of "bio-nano-machine diagnostics", and stimulate the implementation of the "Internet of Nano-bio-things", leading to technological and clinical developments with high socioeconomic impact. In this project the role of the team at Walton Institute is to develop an end to end molecular communication system for inter-cellular communication among brain cells. It is expected that the project’s results will substantially improve patient prognosis and prolong survival by minimizing recurrences and reducing drug toxicity.

In this webinar, Dr Dixon Vimalajeewa presents research on Respiratory Virus Propagation Modelling, using SARS COVID-2 as a case study, at Walton's Research & Innovation Forum in December 2020. This is a collaborative research project between Walton Institute (formerly TSSG), UCD, and Teagasc.

This webinar is hosted by Mauro Conti, a Full Professor with the University of Padua, Italy. Prof Conti is also affiliated with TU Delft and the University of Washington, Seattle. His research is funded by companies, including Cisco, Intel, and Huawei. His main research interests include the areas of security and privacy.

In this webinar Ethan Cleary talks about how the IFA is assisting farmers across Ireland to access the digital skills and technologies they need to participate in the digital economy. Ethan is an experienced IT strategist & product manager who has worked with the IFA for over 10 years. His current role involves developing EU agricultural technology policy and exploring ways to build S&T policy capacity in the EU and Ireland.