• Coral reef socio-ecological systems analysis & restoration 

  Uribe-Castañeda, Natalia; Newton, Alice; Le Tissier, Martin (MDPI, 2018)

  Restoration strategies for coral reefs are usually focused on the recovery of bio-physical characteristics. They seldom include an evaluation of the recovery of the socio-ecological and ecosystem services features of coral ...
• The potential of advanced scatterometer (ASCAT) 12.5 km coastal observations for offshore wind farm site selection in Irish waters 

  Remmers, Tiny; Cawkwell, Fiona; Desmond, Cian J.; Murphy, Jimmy; Politi, Eirini (MDPI, 2019)

  The offshore wind industry has seen unprecedented growth over the last few years. In line with this growth, there has been a push towards more exposed sites, farther from shore, in deeper water with consequent increased ...
• Sustainability in the biopharmaceutical industry: seeking a holistic perspective 

  Lalor, Fergal; Fitzpatrick, John J.; Sage, Colin; Byrne, Edmond P. (Elsevier, 2019-03-26)

  Biopharmaceuticals manufacturing is a critical component of the modern healthcare system, with emerging new treatments composed of increasingly complex biomolecules offering solutions to chronic and debilitating disorders. ...
• Journeying with: qualitative methodological engagements with pilgrimage 

  Scriven, Richard (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2018-10-17)

  Autoethnography is increasingly being appreciated as a tool to engage with embodied practices and spatial performances by combining the experiences of both participants and researchers. This paper examines its deployment ...
• Investigation of an elevated sands unit at Tralispean Bay, South-West Ireland – potential high-energy marine event 

  Cronin, Abigail; Devoy, Robert R. N.; Bartlett, Darius J.; Nuyts, Siegmund; O'Dwyer, Barry (Geographical Society of Ireland GSI, 2018-11)

  A sequence of high elevation sands containing both broken and whole marine shells, as well as many mega-sized, raft-shaped boulders (1-3m across) has been discovered at Tralispean Bay, West Cork, Ireland. Ground-Penetrating ...

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