ProfHelena Kelly
Professor
School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences
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- ProfessorSchool of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences
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- RCSI, School of Pharmacy, 1st floor Ardilaun House, 123 St. Stephens Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
TEACHING AND SUPERVISION OVERVIEW
Prior to becoming to Head of School Prof. Kelly contributed to teaching across a range of topics including pharmaceutical formulation, minimally invasive medical device technology, next generation technologies, innovation and leadership.
She continues to deliver teaching in select topics at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. She also supervises undergraduate research projects as part of the MPharm Y4 non-clinical placement Y3 ATT placement and Research Skills module, as well as participating in the RCSI Research Summer School (RSS).
In addition she supervises a number of PhD and MSc students.
She continues to deliver teaching in select topics at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. She also supervises undergraduate research projects as part of the MPharm Y4 non-clinical placement Y3 ATT placement and Research Skills module, as well as participating in the RCSI Research Summer School (RSS).
In addition she supervises a number of PhD and MSc students.
TEACHING & SUPERVISION
- THESIS SUPERVISIONThe development of a tissue engineered 3D in vitro model of pancreatic cancer for the evaluation of anti-cancer therapeutics3 Sep 2018
- THESIS SUPERVISIONEvaluation of the compatability of sildenafil during simulated Y-site and multi-lumen administration in a paediatric intensive care unit9 Oct 2017
- THESIS SUPERVISIONFormulation, process development and translational reality of functionalised biomaterials to support cell viability for clinical applications5 Oct 2015
- THESIS SUPERVISIONDevelopment of a Chemoablative, Thermoresponsive Hydrogel as a Drug Delivery Platform for Lung Cancer Applications6 Jan 2014 - 28 Sep 2018
- THESIS SUPERVISIONThe development of hydrogels and nanoparticles for drug and cell delivery to the distal airways7 Oct 2013