AGENDA 12.30 - 1.15 Arrival and Networking Lunch 1.15 - 1.45 Humanology: a scientist's guide to our amazing existence Professor Luke O’Neill Chair of Biochemistry at Trinity College Dublin 2.00 - 3.30 Achieving More By Doing Less Workshop with Dee Hutchinson Best-selling author, inspirational coach 3.30 - 4.00 Networking Coffee 4.00 - 4.30 The Future of Epilepsy Research in Ireland Dr Colin Doherty Consultant Neurologist and Associate Professor of Epilepsy, St James’s Hospital and TCD 4-30 - 5.00 Real Life Health and Wellbeing Mr David Gillick Former International track and field athlete 5.00 - 5.30 Final light Refreshments / Networking & Draws The MRII 2019 AGM will follow at 6pm National Conference 2019 Programme Dedicated To Your Success 058 43955 • [email protected] • www.mrii.ie April 11th The Johnstown Estate, Enfield Professor Luke O’Neill Ms Dee Hutchinson Mr David Gillick Dr Colin Doherty Moderator: Shane Coleman Major Sponsor
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AGENDA
12.30 - 1.15Arrival and Networking Lunch
1.15 - 1.45Humanology: a scientist's guide to our amazing existenceProfessor Luke O’NeillChair of Biochemistry at Trinity College Dublin
2.00 - 3.30Achieving More By Doing LessWorkshop with Dee HutchinsonBest-selling author, inspirational coach
3.30 - 4.00Networking Coffee
4.00 - 4.30The Future of Epilepsy Research in IrelandDr Colin Doherty Consultant Neurologist and Associate Professor of Epilepsy, St James’s Hospital and TCD
4-30 - 5.00Real Life Health and Wellbeing Mr David GillickFormer International track and field athlete
5.00 - 5.30Final lightRefreshments /Networking & Draws
Shane Coleman is presenter of Newstalk Breakfast. Shane is also a columnist with the Times Ireland edition. He is a former Political Editor of the Sunday Tribune and was previously that newspaper’s Business Editor. As well as being an award winning journalist, he is the author of four books on politics.
Humanology: a scientist’s guide to our amazing existenceProfessor Luke O’Neill - Chair of Biochemistry at Trinity College Dublin
Professor Luke O’Neill holds the Chair of Biochemistry at Trinity College Dublin where he leads the Inflammation Research Group. He has a PhD in Pharmacology from the University of London and carried out Post-Doctoral research at Cambridge U.K. His research is in the area of the molecular basis to inflammation with a particular focus on innate immunity, Toll-like receptors, inflammasomes and metabolic reprogramming in macrophage activation.
In 2018 he was named by Clarivates/Thompson Reuters as one of the world’s most influential scientists, being in the top 1% in Immunology. He is co-founder of the Spin-out companies Inflazome and Sitryx, which are developing new treatments for inflammatory diseases. He has won numerous awards for his research including the European Federation of Immunology Societies medal, the International Cytokine and Interferon Society Milstein Award, The Royal Dublin Society Boyle Medal for Scientific Excellence, The Royal Irish Academy Gold Medal for Life sciences. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 2016. He has recently published a best-selling popular science book entitled ‘Humanology: a scientist’s guide to our amazing existence’.
Achieving More By Doing LessWorkshop with Dee Hutchinson - Best-selling author, inspirational coach
Staying ahead of the game and maintaining high levels
of performance are necessary to thrive in todays workplace. And its not just about hitting targets and keeping customers happy – we also have families, kids, chores and a host of other responsibilities to balance too. Making time for our personal development and getting some quality time can be a real challenge and is often pushed down our long list of to-do’s. That is why we have asked Stevie Award winning Coach of the Year 2018 – Dee Hutchinson – to host a 90 minute session at this years conference. Dee is an international best selling author, multi award winning coach and works with high performing individuals and businesses across the world. You can expect to walk away from this workshop feeling energised, inspired and ready to take on the world!
The Future of Epilepsy Research in IrelandDr Colin Doherty - Consultant Neurologist and Associate Professor of Epilepsy, St James’s Hospital and TCD
Colin Doherty is a Consultant Neurologist at St James’s hospital in Dublin and Associate Professor of Epilepsy at Trinity College Dublin. He trained at UCD in 1991 and completed subspecialty training and his research doctorate in neurology at Beaumont hospital. In 1998 he joined the neurology training programme at Harvard Medical School in Boston and was chief resident there in 2000. After residency he completed two Harvard fellowships one in epilepsy the other in cognitive neurology.
He came back to Ireland in 2003. He has been a staff neurologist in St James’s since 2005. He is the director of the Dublin mid Leinster regional epilepsy service serving a population of 1.2 million. He is currently the National lead for Women’s health in Epilepsy with a particular remit to develop the surveillance programme for Valproate and other epilepsy drugs. He is a recent member of the board of the Health Research Board in Ireland and the National Clinical Effectiveness Committee.
Real Life Health and Wellbeing Mr David Gillick - Former International track and field athlete
From 65th to 5th in the world, David took a holistic approach
to achieving his dream of becoming a world class athlete. Learn from one of Ireland’s most successful sprinters on chasing his goals, dealing with retirement, mental health and some simple practical wellbeing strategies including food and exercise tips that you can implement into your daily life.
After retiring from a successful athletics career David found some hidden talents and interests. From full time corporate employment to the celebrity MasterChef kitchen, he has gone on to follow his passions of fitness, food and promoting a healthy lifestyle. He has written two bestselling books, David Gillick’s Kitchen and more recently Back On Track, David’s 4 part plan to a healthy lifestyle, in which David openly and honestly talks about his struggles with mental health and the strategies he used in recovery.
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