• Cognition and personality when deciding what to eat: foraging plasticity and diet in the great tit 

  Coomes, Jenny R. (University College Cork, 2021-06)

  Animal survival is highly dependent on consuming food resources, and many studies in behavioural ecology have investigated, for example, how animals optimise their foraging behaviour to increase their fitness. Yet recent ...
• A matter of time: assessing the biological functions of oscillating natural antisense long non-coding RNA transcripts 

  van Veen, Elizabeth (University College Cork, 2021-12)

  Circadian rhythms allow organisms to coordinate their metabolic and physiological responsesin accordance with Earth’s predictable daily, and yearly fluctuations in environmentalconditions. The roles of oscillating ...
• Biochar as a plant growth substrate amendment 

  Hynes, Eric (University College Cork, 2021)

  Biochar (BC) is an alternative growth media, a potential soil health ameliorant and climate change mitigation strategy. The effects of an oak BC (OBC) with peat-free compost (PFC) and a rush BC (RBC) with PFC treatments ...
• Metallogenesis of Cu deposits in Upper Palaeozoic sedimentary rocks, southern Ireland 

  Lang, Jürgen (University College Cork, 2022-01-26)

  Copper has been exploited in SW Ireland for thousands of years. The increased demand for copper world-wide has led to renewed interest in these occurrences and their overall implication for copper metallogenesis in ...
• The role of water quality monitoring in the sustainable use of ambient waters 

  Chapman, Deborah V.; Sullivan, Timothy (Elsevier, 2022-02-18)

  It is abundantly evident among domain experts that human activities are profoundly shifting the health and functioning of freshwater ecosystems away from their natural state. Aquatic ecosystems are suffering biodiversity ...

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