• Governance challenges of marine renewable energy developments in the US- creating the enabling conditions for successful project development 

  Lange, Marcus; Page, Glenn; Cummins, Valerie (Elsevier Ltd., 2018)

  Increasingly, marine renewable energy developments are viewed as an opportunity to meet climate change obligations, with the added benefit of powering the economy and the creation of jobs. Technical, economic and engineering ...
• Drawing lines on pages: remaking the Catholic parish maps of Ireland as a tidal public geography 

  O'Mahony, Eoin; Murphy, Michael J. (Geographical Society of Ireland, 2017-11)

  The Catholic parish is arguably the most fundamental unit of territory in Ireland. Over 1,300 of these units cover the entire land surface of the island. Their history and development tells the story of the accretion of ...
• Dynamic selection of environmental variables to improve the prediction of aphid phenology: A machine learning approach 

  Holloway, Paul; Kudenko, Daniel; Bell, James R. (Elsevier, 2018-02-19)

  Insect pests now pose a greater threat to crop production given the recent emergence of insecticide resistance, the removal of effective compounds from the market (e.g. neonicotinoids) and the changing climate that promotes ...
• Governance barriers to sustainable energy transitions – Assessing Ireland's capacity towards marine energy futures 

  Lange, Marcus; O'Hagan, Anne Marie; Devoy, Robert R. N.; Le Tissier, Martin; Cummins, Valerie (Elsevier Ltd, 2017)

  Marine energies (ME), including offshore hydcrocarbons along with marine renewable energies (MRE), such as offshore wind, wave and tidal energy, are increasingly important in the future energy mix of many nations. We observe ...
• Port Towns and Urban Cultures. International Histories of the Waterfront, c.1700-2000. Edited by Brad Beaven, Karl Bell and Robert James 

  O'Flanagan, Patrick (Oxford University Press, 2017-12-19)

  The publication comprises of some thirteen essays of varying length, theme and locale. A slight majority of the essays are set in English port centers; an international dimension is provided by those located in Australia—New ...

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