• Plant communities along Irish roads: the impact of humans and potential to improve biodiversity 

  Thompson, Rosalyn (University College Cork, 2019)

  The vegetation, soil nutrients and soil seed banks of road verges (located along a national road scheme in the south of the Republic of Ireland) were examined along with their adjacent fields plus reference points in the ...
• Nature and origin of black carbon in Ireland 

  Buckley, Paul (University College Cork, 2019-12)

  Black carbon (BC) particles are important atmospheric radiative forcing agents and also have a negative effect on human health. In this study, a seven wavelength, dual spot aethalometer, was used to determine the equivalent ...
• Real-time bioaerosol analysis in the healthcare environment 

  Fennelly, Mehael (University College Cork, 2020-01)

  Airborne infection has been difficult to study in hospitals. Conventional sampling methods for airborne organisms are limited in sample time intervals (minutes to hours) and conventional culture requirements, restricting ...
• The role of intrinsic and extrinsic factors in shaping alternative migratory tactics and metabolic phenotypes in brown trout 

  Archer, Louise C. (University College Cork, 2019-11)

  Variation among and within populations accounts for a considerable portion of phenotypic diversity produced in nature, and is instrumental to the structure and function of ecosystems. Understanding how, and why, intraspecific ...
• Block copolymer self-assembly: from thin film formation to inorganic nanostructures 

  Giraud, Elsa Coline (University College Cork, 2019-10)

  Upon self-assembly, block copolymers (BCP) can form a variety of well-ordered nanofeatures, that makes them prime candidates for use in a wide range of applications, and for alternative approaches to traditional “top-down” ...

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