Artificial Intelligence approaches to addressing Mental Health inequalities in Ireland through improved diet and lifestyle: an interdisciplinary North-South investigation of the TUDA cohort integrating nutrition, environmental science and data analytics

Black, Michaela (PI)
Moore, Adrian (CoI)
Hughes, Catherine (CoI)
Rankin, Debbie (CoI)
McNulty, Helene (CoI)
Wallace, Jonathan (CoI)
Hoey, Leane (CoI)

School of Computing, Eng & Intel. Sys
Faculty Of Computing, Eng. & Built Env.
School of Geog & Environmental Scs
Faculty Of Life & Health Sciences
School of Biomedical Sciences
School of Computing

Project: Research

Description

This is a North South HEA project proposal being led by colleague Professor Anne Molloy in Trinity College Dublin with Ulster colleagues being a multidiscplinary team from the Computing and Life Sciences subject areas

Status	Finished
Effective start/end date	1/09/22 → 29/02/24

Collaborative partners

Trinity College Dublin (lead)

Funding

Higher Education Authority: £84,364.40

Artificial Intelligence approaches to addressing Mental Health inequalities in Ireland through improved diet and lifestyle: an interdisciplinary North-South investigation of the TUDA cohort integrating nutrition, environmental science and data analytics

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