Bio: Ciara O' Sullivan received a BSc in Analytical Science from Dublin City University in 1992, a PhD in Biotechnology from Cranfield University in 1998 and then went on to lead the sensors group at University College Cork from 1996-99. She then took up a Marie Curie Fellowship at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (1999-2001) and was then awarded a Ramón y Cajal Fellowship which she pursued for 1 year prior to taking up her current position as ICREA Research Professor. She is group leader of the GENCAT funded Consolidated Group INTERFIBIO.
Specialization: Biotechnology/biosensors
Research areas: Biosensors, next generation molecular tools, aptamers, paper diagnostics, clinical diagnostics
