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Applications for Cohort 4 (2020) have now closed. Applications will open for Cohort 5 (fellowships starting in 2021) in August 2020.

If you are thinking of applying to the programme you might find our FAQs page useful.

ICAT

The Wellcome – Health Research Board Irish Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Programme is a unique all Ireland cross-institutional, comprehensive national programme for Clinician Scientists based at six major Irish universities and their affiliated hospital groups

ICAT Partner Universities

The partner universities include Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, National University of Ireland, Galway, Queen’s University Belfast, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and University College Cork.

This site allows you to search for potential supervisors based on specialties, research areas and provides information on potential research projects.

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Congratulations Peter!

Peter Barrett@petermbarrett1

If looking for some bedtime (non-Covid) reading, our research on preterm delivery + kidney disease now published open-access in @BMCMedicine thanks to @ICATProgramme @infantcentre @UCCPublicHealth @mccarthyfergus @IvanJPerry et al. Keep jokes about inducing sleep to yourself! ;) https://t.co/GfUkDSj3Dq

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Congratulations Delia!

NUIGalwayICAT@IcatNui

Congrats to @ICATProgramme fellow @DBogdanet for her recent publication with @egan_am and @FidelmaDunne
https://t.co/xcZYOwkPZK

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Fantastic interview and sensible advice from one of our ICAT Directors Paddy Mallon @HIVTox

ProfJohnCrown@ProfJohnCrown

EVERYONE! Watch this. Great interview with Prof Paddy Mallon ⁦@HIVTox⁩ https://t.co/EtJLyRAezE

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Congratulations Peter!

Peter Barrett@petermbarrett1

Our paper on long term maternal kidney disease after stillbirth now available online @AJOG_thegray Thanks to all co-authors! @ICATProgramme @infantcentre @UCCPublicHealth https://t.co/EOrZPBPM7r

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Excellent initiative @oconnorcathal1 ! https://t.co/ccysx9974H

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22 Jan 1219917285953019904

Best of luck Brendan, enjoy the experience!

Brendan Kelly@BSKellyRad

Totally surreal and very humbled & happy to be starting my first day as a visiting instructor @StanfordRad and @StanfordAIMI thanks to all who helped including @ICATProgramme @Fulbright_Eire @KristenYeom @svuhradiology #ai #radres
A real life California dream on a winters day!

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Happy New Year to all!!
#academicmedicine #clinicianscientist

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ICAT Programme

Latest news

Applications for Cohort 4 (2020) have now closed. Applications will open for Cohort 5 (fellowships starting in 2021) in August 2020.

If you are thinking of applying to the programme you might find our FAQs page useful.

Wellcome - Health Research Board Irish Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Programme

ICAT

The Wellcome – Health Research Board Irish Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Programme is a unique all Ireland cross-institutional, comprehensive national programme for Clinician Scientists based at six major Irish universities and their affiliated hospital groups

ICAT Partner Universities

The partner universities include Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, National University of Ireland, Galway, Queen’s University Belfast, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and University College Cork.

Search By Supervisor

This site allows you to search for potential supervisors based on specialties, research areas and provides information on potential research projects.

ICAT on Twitter