• AI-assisted analysis of heart sounds and interpretation of acoustic representation of brainwaves in neonates 

  Gomez Quintana, Sergi (University College Cork, 2022-08-18)

  Numerous reports from World Health Organisation (WHO) consistently list the diseases of the heart and the brain among the top three causes of death across the globe. In low and low-to-middle-income countries, the neonatal ...
• Good intentions in universal design: A global challenge for higher education 

  Harrison, Jim; Busby, Kevin; O'Shaughnessy, Tessa (IOS Press, 2018)

  It is not often that a high-level edict requires higher education centres to promote universal design through their programmes; however the recent United Nations Beijing Declaration and Action Plan (UNESCAP 2017) expressly ...
• Universal design in architectural education – community liaison on ‘Live Projects’ 

  Busby, Kevin; Harrison, Jim (IOS Press, 2018)

  The infusion of Universal Design principles into existing courses in architecture should become evident in any project work undertaken. ‘Live project’ is a term used to describe projects that engage the academic world with ...
• Including Smart Architecture in environments for people with dementia 

  Dalton, Cathy (Springer International Publishing, 2014-12-15)

  Environments which aim to promote human well-being must address both functional and psychosocial needs. This paper comprises a description of a framework for a smart home environment, which aims to comprehensively address ...
• Conceptualisation of an intelligent salutogenic room environment 

  Dalton, Cathy; Harrison, J. D. (Springer-Verlag, 2012-04-11)

  Human functioning in the built environment is affected by the degree of “fit” or congruence between a user and her/his surroundings [1, 2]. By extension, the culture of care-giving and physical environment of care settings ...

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