PhD pULse with ⁠EmmaJude Lyons⁠, winner of National 3-Minute Thesis Final

In this episode of ⁠PhD pULse⁠, ⁠EmmaJude Lyons⁠ from the ⁠Department of Product Design and Technology ⁠under the supervision of ⁠Professor Leonard O'Sullivan⁠ and Dr Aidan O'Sullivan, shares her pioneering work in the use of 3D printing in the design and manufacture of bespoke prosthesis for women post-mastectomy.

Her innovative approach is not just a technological marvel but a testament to the power of human-centered design. EmmaJude not only addresses the physical needs of cancer patients but also the emotional well-being of women, offering a new level of comfort and confidence.

EmmaJude's dedication and expertise were recently recognised when she won the ⁠Irish Universities Association (IUA) National 3-Minute Thesis Final⁠, a testament to her ability to communicate complex ideas succinctly and effectively.

Just two days after this remarkable achievement, successfully defended her doctoral thesis, marking a significant milestone in her academic journey.

Listen to this podcast to hear about EmmaJude’s work and why it is a shining example of how personalised design can have a transformative effect on women’s lives.

You can listen to this episode of PhD pULse on Spotify