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Prof. Ronan P. O’Connell awarded Honorary Fellowship of American College of Surgeons

22 October 2024

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RCSI launches third annual clinical fellowship for surgical trainees and medical professionals with Operation Childlife

17 October 2024

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RCSI hosts Irish Global Health Network conference

14 October 2024

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RCSI hosts multi-platform RoboStart and Robotic Assistants workshops

03 October 2024

Launch the Clinical Guideline on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast Implant Associated – Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma
New surgical guidelines for rare cancer associated with breast implants launched

24 September 2024

Professor Tracy Robson, Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs; Professor Cathal Kelly, Vice Chancellor and CEO/Registrar, RCSI; Jack Chambers T.D., Minister for Finance; Professor Deborah McNamara, President, RCSI; Professor Fergal O'Brien, Professor of Bioengineering and Regenerative Medicine, Deputy Vice Chancellor for Research & Innovation, RCSI.
RCSI opens doors to new €32 million Education and Research Centre at Connolly Hospital

12 September 2024

Surgical staff wearing protective gowns, masks and gloves performing a medical procedure in a hospital operating room.
RCSI global surgery project shortlisted for Digital Innovation of the Year in 2024 THE Awards

10 September 2024

Professor Imran Sulaiman, Honorary Clinical Associate Professor, RCSI Department of Medicine
RCSI researcher receives ERC Starting Grant to improve early detection of lung cancer

05 September 2024

L-R: Professor Laura Viani, RCSI Council Member who commissioned the report during her term of office as RCSI President; Professor Ronan Cahill, RCSI Council Member and Chair of the Committee on New Technologies in Surgery in Ireland; and Professor Deborah McNamara, RCSI President.
New report from RCSI highlights need to support future technologies in surgery

04 September 2024