Beneficiaries
All 12 beneficiary institutions are presented here in alphabetical order.
The beneficiaries contribute directly to the implementation of SHIELD’s research training programme by recruiting and employing the Doctoral Candidates. They are responsible for hosting the doctoral projects, providing supervision, and delivering high-quality training across academic and industrial settings.
ANTHOGYR SAS (ANTHOGYR) France
Research and Clinical Affairs Dept
Contact: Nicolas Courtois, nicolas.courtois@anthogyr.com
Doctoral Candidate: 11
Video: Nicolas Courtois, supervisor for the research project 11, explains why research in this field is important today?
ASHLAND SPECIALTIES IRELAND LIMITED (ASHLAND), Ireland
R & D Dept.
Contact: External Technology R&D Manager | Life Sciences,
Shona O’ Brien, shona.obrien@ashland.com
Doctoral Candidate: 12
Video: Patrick Duffy, co-supervisor for Research Project 12. Part one and two, were he explains why research in this field is important today?
FUNDACIÓN PÚBLICA MIGUEL SERVET (FMS), Spain
Health Sciences
Contact: Iñigo Lasa:ilasa@unavarra.es
Doctoral Candidate: 4
Video: Iñigo Lasa, supervisor for the research project 4, explains why research in this field is important today?
KLINIKUM DER UNIVERSITÄT REGENSBURG (UHREG), Germany
Trauma Surgery
Contact: Dr, Professor, Martijn Riool, Martijn.Riool@klinik.uni-regensburg.de
Dr, Raphaëlle Youf, Raphaelle.Youf@klinik.uni-regensburg.de
Gopala-Krishna Mannala, Gopala-Krishna.Mannala@klinik.uni-regensburg.de
Doctoral Candidate: 3 and Doctoral Candidate: 9
Video: Martijn Riool, supervisor for the research project 3 and 9 explains why research in this field is important today?
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT DRESDEN (TUD), Germany
Centre for Translational Bone, Joint and Soft Tissue Research
Contact: Michael Gelinsky, michael.gelinsky@tu-dresden.de
Doctoral Candidate: 14
THE CHANCELLOR MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE (UCAM), United Kingdom
The Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy
Contact: Serena Best, smb51@cam.ac.uk
Doctoral Candidate: 8
Video: Serena Best, supervisor for the research project 8, explains why research in this field is important today?
THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM (UoB), United Kingdom
Periodontal research group & Department of Otolaryngology
Contact: Dr. Melissa Grant, m.m.grant@bham.ac.uk
Dr Peter Monksfield Peter.Monksfield@uhb.nhs.uk
Doctoral Candidate: 6
Video: Melissa Grant, co-supervisor for Research Project 6. Part one and two, were she explains why research in this field is important today?
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO (UNITO), Italy
Chemistry Department
Contact:
Prof. Paola Rizzi, paola.rizzi@unito.it
Prof. Francesco Turci,francesco.turci@unito.it
Dr. Cristina Pavan, cristina.pavan@unito.it
Doctoral Candidate: 13
Video: Paola Rizzi, supervisor for the research project 13, explains why research in this field is important today?
UNIVERSITAT AUTÓNOMA DE BARCELONA (UAB), Spain
Cell Biology, Physiology and Immunology
Contact: Carme Nogués, carme.nogues@uab.cat
Doctoral Candidate: 7
Video: Carme Nogués, supervisor for the research project 11, explains why research in this field is important today?
UNIVERSITETET I OSLO (UiO), Norway - Institute of Clinical dentistry
Contact: Prof. Dr. Håvard Haugen, h.j.haugen@odont.uio.no
Doctoral Candidate: 15
Prof. Dr. Håvard Haugen, supervisor for the research project 15, explains why research in this field is important today?
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN, (UCD), Ireland
School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science
Contact: Tadhg Ó' Cróinín, tadhg.ocroinin@ucd.ie
Doctoral Candidate: 5
Video: Tadhg Ó' Cróinín, supervisor for the research project 5, explains why research in this field is important today?
