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Two researchers from NUI Galway’s School of Chemistry, Dr Joseph Byrne and Dr Adele Gabba, have been selected to attend the prestigious meeting of Nobel Laureates and emerging scientists from around the world in 2021. The pair will represent Ireland at the 70th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting on the island of Lindau in Germany.Dr Byrne and Dr Gabba will join a selected group of 660 outstanding early-career scientists from 101 countries, who will meet with 68 Nobel Prize winners in the fields of chemistry, medicine and physiology, and physics. Selection to attend this week-long meeting offers a once-in-a-career opportunity to share their research and ideas with Nobel laureates and a wide network of future scientific leaders.Dr Adele Gabba recently graduated with a PhD in Chemistry and currently works as a research assistant in the group of Professor Paul Murphy, School of Chemistry at NUI Galway. She will begin a prestigious Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship in MIT in the coming months.Dr Joseph Byrne is an Honorary Research Lecturer in the School of Chemistry, who is in the first year of a Science Foundation Ireland Starting Investigator Research Grant project, developing luminescent glycoconjugate materials for detection of bacterial infections.Dr Gabba and Dr Byrne were among six scientists nominated by the Irish Research Council (IRC), before going through a rigorous international selection process, through which only half of nominees were ultimately invited to attend. They will receive a grant from the Irish Research Council to enable them to attend the meeting, which takes place from 27 June-2 July 2021. The meeting was scheduled for this summer, but due to the outbreak of COVID-19, it has been postponed until 2021, while an interactive online programme of events will take place this year to fulfil the Lindau Foundation’s mission ‘Educate. Inspire. Connect.’Dr Byrne said: “This meeting is unique in putting the most ground-breaking scientists of recent decades and early-career researchers around the same tables for a week. With little-to-no distraction from the outside world, it is ideal for transferring ideas and sharing challenges between generations and countries as well as different disciplines. I am looking forward to building new relationships with other chemists, but also biochemists, physicists, medical scientists, who I could collaborate with to tackle challenging scientific questions of international relevance in the future.”Dr Gabba said: “Being selected to attend a Nobel Laureate Meeting is a small life dream come true! I have been certainly looking forward with immense excitement for June, so I have to confess the news of the postponement for COVID-19 came along with a bit of disappointment. Despite my childlike eagerness, I think the organising committee took the right decision. I am sure all attendees will see that waiting and, most of all, the reason behind it, as an opportunity to reflect deeply on the importance of bringing together researchers with a different background in an interdisciplinary meeting. Problems that impact our society are mostly extremely complex, we will succeed in solving them only if we put our brains and best efforts together.”-Ends-

Aithníonn Ranguithe an Times Higher Education rannpháirtíocht i Spriocanna Forbartha Inbhuanaithe na NADe réir Ranguithe Tionchair Ollscoile nua an Times Higher Education tá OÉ Gaillimh sa 10ú háit ar domhan maidir le dul i ngleic le Sprioc Forbartha Inbhuanaithe na Náisiún Aontaithe do thaighde ar an saol faoi uisce agus do thacaíocht d’éiceachórais uisceacha. Sa dara heagrán de Ranguithe Tionchair an Times Higher Education, a cuireadh ar fáil inniu, rinneadh OÉ Gaillimh a rangú sa 68ú háit ar domhan maidir le dul i ngleic le 17 Sprioc Forbartha Inbhuanaithe na NA ar an iomlán.Léiríonn na ranguithe nua an tionchar dearfach sóisialta agus eacnamaíoch atá ag ollscoileanna ar an bpláinéad; lena n-áirítear gníomhú ar son na haeráide, comhionannas inscne, dea-shláinte agus folláine. Is é an chéad rangú ollscoile é a úsáideann na critéir seo seachas méadrachtaí traidisiúnta, amhail cáil agus gradam taighde.Bhí an méid seo a leanas le rá ag Uachtarán OÉ Gaillimh, an tOllamh Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, nuair a fógraíodh Ranguithe Tionchair na bliana seo:“Tá na spriocanna forbartha inbhuanaithe ar na spriocanna is tábhachtaí atá le baint amach ag an domhan, agus is cúis áthais dúinn go bhfuil ollscoileanna na hÉireann ag glacadh ról lárnach ag dul i ngleic leo. Tá géarghá anois níos mó ná riamh le todhchaí níos fearr agus níos inbhuanaithe a chruthú do chách i bhfianaise an taighde a rinneadh le déanaí a dhéanann ceangal idir truailliú aeir agus torthaí sláinte COVID-19. Tá an paindéim reatha ag cur béim ar neamhionannais i gcúram sláinte ar fud an domhain, agus caithfimid aghaidh a thabhairt orthu i ngach gné dár dtaighde, ó na heolaíochtaí sláinte go dtí na daonnachtaí.“In OÉ Gaillimh, is príomhthosaíocht straitéiseach í an inbhuanaitheacht, agus táimid ag tnúth lenár gcuid oibre a chur chun cinn d'fhonn aghaidh a thabhairt ar na dúshláin dhomhanda seo mar chuid dár misean lárnach le freastal ar leas an phobail inár gcaint agus inár ngníomhartha.” D'éirigh go láidir le OÉ Gaillimh i roinnt mhaith de na 17 Sprioc Forbartha Inbhuanaithe (SDGanna) lena n-áirítear:SDG 14: Saol Faoi UisceAg tomhas taighde na hOllscoile ar an saol faoi uisce chomh maith leis na hiarrachtaí i dtaca le tacaíocht, oideachas agus cothú éiceachórais uisceacha go háitiúil agus go domhanda, rangaíodh OÉ Gaillimh i measc na 10 n-ollscoil is fearr maidir le hoideachas agus gníomhaíochtaí chun tacú le héiceachórais uisceacha, go háitiúil agus go domhanda.  SDG 3: Dea-Shláinte agus FolláineTomhaistear taighde na hOllscoile i dtaca le príomhghalair agus riochtaí sláinte, comhoibrithe idirnáisiúnta le heagraíochtaí sláinte domhanda agus an tacaíocht a chuireann sí ar fáil do ghairmeacha cúraim sláinte agus sláinte na mac léinn agus na foirne.SDG 7: Fuinneamh Inacmhainne agus Glan Tomhaistear taighde na hOllscoile i ndáil le húsáid éifeachtach fuinnimh, lenár n-úsáid agus ár bpolasaithe fuinnimh féin agus lenár dtiomantas éifeachtúlacht fuinnimh a chur chun cinn sa phobal i gcoitinne. Ainmníodh OÉ Gaillimh mar Fhoireann Fuinnimh na Bliana ag gradaim Údarás Fuinnimh Inbhuanaithe na hÉireann anuraidh.  Tá laghdú fuinnimh 36% bainte amach ag OÉ Gaillimh agus tá sé ag obair i dtreo sprioc uaillmhianach de laghdú fuinnimh 40% a bhaint amach faoi 2020.SDG 11: Cathracha agus Pobail Inbhuanaithe Tomhaistear taighde na hOllscoile maidir le hinbhuanaitheacht, ár ról mar choimeádaí na n-ealaíon agus na hoidhreachta agus ár n-iarrachtaí inmheánacha chun inbhuanaitheacht a chleachtadh agus a chur chun cinn. D’éirigh go hiontach le OÉ Gaillimh ina chuid taighde agus tacaíochta i gcur chun cinn na nEalaíon agus na hOidhreachta.SDG 16: Institiúidí Síochána, Ceartais & LáidreTomhaistear taighde na hOllscoile i ndáil le dlí, cearta an duine agus caidrimh idirnáisiúnta, agus ár rannpháirtíocht mar chomhairleoirí agus lucht tionchair ar pholasaí rialtais, d’éirigh go han-mhaith leis an Ollscoil ina cuid taighde agus a cuid oibre leis an rialtas agus le lucht déanta polasaithe.SDG 17: Comhpháirtíocht le haghaidh SpriocannaDéantar na bealaí níos leithne atá ag an Ollscoil chun tacaíocht a chur ar fáil do SDGanna na NA a thomhas trí chomhoibriú le tíortha eile, dea-chleachtais a chur chun cinn agus sonraí a fhoilsiú chun bonn eolais a chur faoi thaighde agus cinnteoireacht.   Tá traidisiún fada comhpháirtíochta ag an Ollscoil go réigiúnach agus go domhanda maidir le tionscadail chun leasa pobal. Chun tuilleadh eolais a fháil faoi na Ranguithe Tionchair téigh chuig https://www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/new-way-defining-excellence-higher-education, nó féach ar an modheolaíocht iomlán ag https://www.timeshighereducation.com/university-impact-rankings-2020-methodology. Is féidir liosta iomlán de na 17 Sprioc Forbartha Inbhuanaithe a fháil chomh maith ar láithreán gréasáin na Náisiún Aontaithe ag https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org.-Críoch-

Young people of Ireland are invited make a one minute science video at home to be in with a chance to win €1000 for their school or youth organisationNUI Galway is challenging young science enthusiasts and filmmakers around Ireland to produce fun short science videos at home for the innovative ‘ReelLIFE SCIENCE @ HOME’ competition. The best videos will be voted for by the public to win €1000 for the filmmaker’s school or youth organisation.Videos can be up to one minute in length and can communicate any aspect of STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics), including How Things Work, Climate Action, Healing the Body and Science on the Farm. Filming can be on smartphones, tablets or cameras and the closing date for entries is Friday, 29 May.Supported by Science Foundation Ireland’s SFI Discover Programme, the Community Knowledge Initiative, the CÚRAM SFI Research Centre for Medical Devices and the Cell EXPLORERS science outreach programme, the best videos will be screened for the public at the Galway Science and Technology Festival on 8 November.  Speaking about the competition’s launch, Dr Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland, said: “We are delighted to support this initiative, which cleverly combines science literacy and creativity, while providing a great opportunity for young people to be creative in communicating scientific topics from home, while maintaining social distancing. ‘ReelLIFE SCIENCE @ HOME’ encourages young people to connect with the science and technology in their everyday lives, and to bring that knowledge to a wider audience, while promoting current Irish scientific research and development.”Since launching in 2013, more than 13,000 young people in 400 schools and youth organisations around Ireland have taken part in the ReelLIFE SCIENCE programme, which is organised by Dr Enda O’Connell and a team of scientists and science communication enthusiasts from NUI Galway.More information about taking part can be found at www.reellifescience.com.-Ends-