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Deirdre Murray

Dr. Deirdre Murray

Dr. Deirdre Murray is an Associate Professor in Neurorehabilitation and Technology in the School of Health and Human Performance, supporting the DCU MSc Physiotherapy programme. She completed her PhD in RCSI in 2013, which focused on mobility, muscle strength and accessible exercise in Polio survivors. Research interests include multidisciplinary management and clinical measurement of people with neuromuscular conditions, particularly Motor Neurone Disease and the incorporation of technology-based solutions and telemedicine into clinical care and research. Research has been supported by awards from the Health Research Board including as co-PI on a Collaborative Doctoral Award 2022, Research Motor Neuron (RMN) and the Post Polio Support Group Ireland. Other areas of interest include accessibility of activity and exercise for people with disability related to neurological conditions, spasticity management and vestibular rehabilitation.

Three Key Research Interests: Clinical measurement and remote monitoring Technology enabled rehabilitation Spasticity management

Teaching interests include; neurological rehabilitation, incorporation of technology based solutions for assessment and rehabilitation, clinical service innovation, vestibular rehabilitation, neuroanatomy and clinical simulation. 

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External Positions

  • Adjunct Associate Professor, Trinity College Dublin
    18/08/2025 – Ongoing

Academic Qualifications

  • PhD, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
    Award date: 01/06/2014

Professional Qualifications

  • BSc.. Physiotherapy
    01/09/1997 – 01/06/2001

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