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A brief overview of some the projects and research currently going on in the Assisting Living and Learning (ALL) Institute.
Professor Delia Ferri, Co-Director of the ALL Institute
Introduction to the Assisting Living and Learning (ALL) Institute
Delia Ferri and Vincenzo Tudisco
DANCING: An Interdisciplinary Project on the Right to Participate in Culture of Persons with Disabilities in the EU
The presentation will briefly showcase the project Protecting the Right to Culture of Persons with Disabilities and Enhancing Cultural Diversity through European Union Law: Exploring New Paths (DANCING), funded by the European Research Council (ERC Consolidator Grant - Grant Agreement No. 864182). In particular, the presentation will highlight the core tenets, the team work undertaken, and the initial results of the project, which on the whole explores the right of all persons with disabilities to take part in cultural life as an essential aspect of enhancing cultural diversity in the European Union.
Dr Holly Foley and Neasa Boyle
The Digital Wealth Project : our Journey through Year 1
We aim to give an overview of the project, some of our learnings (a behind the scenes look at how we managed year 1 of our project during Covid!) and of course there will be some data, we have collected pre and post project survey data from the schools we worked with.
Dr Nicola Mountford
“Diagnosing sepsis in Uganda – technology adoption at a remove”
Short descriptor: Neosepsis is a project, funded by SFI and Irish Aid under its Future Innovator Programme, that seeks to roll out a lateral flow technology for the rapid detection of neonatal and maternal sepsis detection in resource limited environments such as Uganda. Project partners include Maynooth University’s Dept of Biology and School of Business, Accuplex Diagnostics, and Makerere University in Uganda.
Dr Louise Veling
SHAPES and Assistive Robotics for Older Care
SHAPES (Smart and Healthy Ageing through People Engaging in Supportive Systems) is an EU Horizon 2020 Action Research project led by the ALL institute that is developing a digital platform and ecosystem to support older adults ageing-in-place. As well as giving a high-level overview of the SHAPES project, I will discuss the value of fieldwork for robotics research and present some novel insights for assistive technologies and robotics for older care.
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