Being born too soon is now the second-leading killer of children under the age of five, worldwide. The World Health Organisation (WHO) is concerned that preterm birth rates are increasing in many countries.

INFANT focuses on how technology and medicine can improve the health outcomes for neonates (infants less than four weeks old). INFANT’s groundbreaking research in this field meets the need for the accurate identification and reduction of severe neonatal complications.

Please note we are undergoing website renovations and the below studies list may not be up to date.

AI4NICU

Maximizing impact of multidisciplinary research in early diagnosis of neonatal brain injury

CATePILLaR

The CATePILLaR Study is evaluating the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on mother & baby’s health and wellbeing.

COSGOD

Cerebral regional tissue Oxygen Saturation to Guide Oxygen Delivery
in preterm neonates during immediate transition after birth

Delphi

A smart brain monitoring system for newborns to detect the severity of brain injury.

EDI-CPI

Early Detection & Intervention (EDI) for Cerebral Palsy in Ireland (CPI)

IDEA

Iron Deficiency Assessment for protection of the newborn brain (IDEA)

MONiToR

Multimodal Assessment of Newborns at Risk of Neonatal Hypoxic Ischaemic Encephalopathy –The MONItOr Study

NeuroBell

Neurobell: Portable EEG monitoring with AI decision support

NIOMI

Non-Invasive lung Oxygen Monitoring of term Infants

Neonalysis

Neonatal EEG Analysis Study

NOAH

Non-invasive Objective Assessment of Haemodynamics in preterm neonates

SYNAPSE

Epilepsy after Neonatal Electrographic Seizures (SYNAPSE)

What to expect in the NICU

NeoView focuses on virtual visitation in the NICU.