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How this researcher is exploring the mechanics of brain injuries

Silicon Republic•Tuesday, December 2, 2025 at 3:11:38 PM
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How this researcher is exploring the mechanics of brain injuries
  • Dr. John Mulvihill from UL is conducting research on cellular mechanobiology and the role of the meninges in brain injuries, aiming to enhance understanding of recovery processes after head trauma.
  • This research is significant as it may lead to improved predictive models for recovery outcomes, potentially benefiting medical practices and patient care in the field of neurology.
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