University Of Limerick

University Of Limerick is an internationally recognized educational institution located in Limerick, Ireland, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2009. As a non-profit, state-controlled higher learning institution, the university operates with a global research and academic focus. The organization is structured as an international organization with a current SAM.gov registration valid through December 10, 2025, indicating its ongoing capability to engage in federally sponsored research and collaborative projects.

Through federal grant sub-awards, University Of Limerick demonstrates significant expertise in advanced research across multiple scientific domains. The university has participated in sub-grant awards with prominent institutions like Father Flanagan's Boys' Home, University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, and Brigham & Women's Hospital. Their research contributions span complex areas including qualitative research protocols, healthcare implementation studies, and computational biology. Specific research activities have included developing R packages for accessing scientific datasets, contributing to bioinformatics research through the Bioconductor platform, investigating epigenetic mechanisms in tumor cell persistence, and supporting clinical research on cancer screening implementation. Key university personnel like Dr. Aoife Gallagher, Professor Anne Macfarlane, and Professor Culhane have led substantial research efforts, demonstrating the institution's capacity to provide sophisticated scientific expertise and methodological support to federal grant programs.