People

University of Limerick’s Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation and Immunity (4i) represents recognition by like-minded researchers from across the University and distributed clinical campuses, in addition to the General Practice network now associated with the School of Medicine, of the need to provide the sense of identity, infrastructure support, vision and guidance that will enable existing and new researchers as they contribute to medical knowledge and, critically, by doing so to advance health outcomes for patients in the mid-West, nationally and beyond.

Executive Team

Principal Investigators

The Founding Principal Investigators of 4i represent three of the four Faculties in UL, namely Education and Health Sciences, Science and Engineering, and the Kemmy Business School.  This list will be further as the centre promotes its agenda across UL and the affiliated clinical sites. 4i will provide opportunities for interested investigators to become part of the initiative. The Centre aligns with the University of Limerick Strategic Plan as it specifically targets identification and support of (existing and future) health-oriented researchers, coherent aggregation of core/priority interdisciplinary research activities in related fields; support for the development of a quality research training environment; and intensive search for external research funding.