• The taphonomy of feathers 

  Slater, Tiffany S. (University College Cork, 2022-08-18)

  Fossil feathers harbour key information for understanding the evolution of feathers through deep time. The ability of fossil feathers to inform on the biochemical evolution of feathers is, however, restricted due to an ...
• Cockle health, disease connectivity and trophic interaction dynamics 

  Albuixech-Martí, Sara (University College Cork, 2021-11-30)

  Parasites and pathogens are an essential part of the community structure, and their transmission and development are affected not only by their host’s immune system and host population density, but also by multiple biological ...
• Modulation of plant growth by day length dependent regulation of the TOR signaling pathway 

  Hamilton, Ferga (University College Cork, 2022-07-13)

  Plant growth occurs through cell growth and proliferation, which are high energy demanding processes. Plants need to coordinate growth responses with their environmental conditions to ensure the best use of their resources. ...
• Seasonal ecology and the conservation of hen harriers (Circus cyaneus) in Ireland 

  McCarthy, Alan. (University College Cork, 2022-03)

  The Hen Harrier (Circus cyaneus) is an Annex-I listed species under the EU Birds Directive (Directive 2009/147/EC) whose breeding populations have declined in recent decades across its Western European range. The species ...
• Emissions and transport of pharmaceutical residues from three wastewater treatment plants in Saudi Arabia and the associated risk for the aquatic environment 

  Alharbi, Obaid (University College Cork, 2022)

  Pharmaceuticals are known to be poorly removed by wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) and their wastewater-born residues could find their way to the environment and cause a potential environmental risk. This research ...

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