New exhibition in Cork shares personal stories and
The Catching Stories project centres on the human experience of individuals, families and communities, from Spanish flu to Covid-19.
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The Catching Stories project centres on the human experience of individuals, families and communities, from Spanish flu to Covid-19.
Researchers were awarded during the 2021 University College Cork (UCC) Research Awards on Wednesday evening.
The projects being funded by SFI include a workshop teaching AI to teens and a project exploring infectious diseases via oral testimony.
Catching personal stories of infectious diseases Mixing personal stories with medical information main driver of project Thu, May 27, 2021, 06:01 When folklore researcher Cliona O’Carroll and immunologist Beth Brint from University College Cork came up with the idea to develop an online resource which mixed personal accounts of illness and death from infectious diseases with medical information about these diseases, they never thought their project would coincide with a global pandemic. “Everyone’s an immunologist now,” jokes Brint, who says that public awareness of how infections...