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HBCRG Goes Global in 2018!
Nov
01
2018
Posted: 11:39 GMT
HBCRG Goes Global in 2018!
Members of the HBCRG travelled far and wide in 2018! Some highlights include Prof Molly Byrne and Drs Jenny Mc Sharry, Oonagh Meade, Chris Noone and Elaine Toomey visiting Canada in May to attend the International Behavioural Trials Network (IBTN) Summer School and Conference. Elaine also visited Western University to explore the Canadian ‘Hockey Fit’ intervention, and also visited the Centre for Implementation Research in the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, with support from the Irish Canadian University Foundation James M Flaherty Early Career Researcher Award. PhD scholars Marita Hennessy and Caragh Flannery travelled to Hong Kong in June to attend the International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (ISBNPA) conference; while in July, Dr Jenny Mc Sharry and PhD scholar Milou Fredrix headed to Lyon, France as part of their IRC Ulysses award. Drs Chris Noone and Eimear Morrissey, and PhD scholar Marita Hennessy travelled to Chile in Novmber to attend the International Congress of Behavioural Medicine 2018.
