Kidney disease, through data
Dr Eoin O’Sullivan combines multiomic, molecular, clinical, population and geospatial data to understand kidney disease and improve care.
Dr Eoin O’Sullivan
Nephrologist and Clinician Scientist
Dr Eoin O’Sullivan is a nephrologist and clinician scientist specializing in kidney medicine, clinical data, multi-omics, geospatial research, and health-system improvement. His academic program combines diverse datasets to understand disease, risk, and unmet need across molecular, clinical, population, and environmental scales.
Advancing Kidney Disease Research Through Data
A selection of recent projects – Placeholders, site is WIP!
Chronic Kidney Disease & Senescence
Investigating novel approaches to patient care and health-system improvement.
Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic syndrome
Investigating novel approaches to patient care and health-system improvement.
RNA-Seq and Multi-Omics
Combining diverse molecular datasets to understand disease progression.
Public Datasets
Combining diverse molecular datasets to understand disease progression.
Population health & Geospatial Research
Analyzing environmental scales and population health patterns.
Nephrology Medical Education
Analyzing environmental scales and population health patterns.