Great day on site scoping final two locations for our Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and EPA Research News funded study, PestMan. Pesticides will be monitored (and remediated) in the Teagasc Ag Catchments catchments Corduff and Dunleer. Ryan Institute @ University of Galway @onehealth_nuig

Thanks Prof Eric for the recommendation

Climate change and its associated policies has seen increasing pressure on agriculture worldwide to reduce its Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Áine Murray, Teagasc PhD student outlines making small change that will make a BIG difference here bit.ly/3nRDtER #DairyCon20

We're growing the Pest-Man team, now recruiting a Research Masters Student. Please retweet, and get in touch if you're interested in joining the team.

Bottom left corner Carlos Lopez-Vazquez

Officially this week I started my experiment after more than 6 months preparation, stay tuned and I will update ya

It is pleasure to work with you and nice brainstorming as usual

My Systems on May

My Systems on August. Just see my background/ banner photo as a baseline in February.

Thanks much and fantastic visit to us as usual, great for the support

Thanks much for the visit and driving all the way to MoorePark, great support from you

Measuring hydraulic conductivity for the sand filters using static head method

My 2nd paper of my PhD is now available online open access. Treatment of dairy wastewater using a combination of coagulation and constructed wetlands doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…

Thanks much Prof Mark Healy for this. Those we called them twin papers: Experiments done at the same time, papers submitted at the same time frame, papers published/born at the same time, and both have almost given the same name/title. with Alma Siggins Daire O hUallachain Prof Dr Owen Fenton

Did you know that intermittent #sandfilter is a simple, cost-effective treatment that may be adopted to treat #dairywastewater? Check out this paper from Ryan Institute @ University of Galway @nuigalway cc Teagasc to learn more about this method and its possible limitations👉 bit.ly/3QsWcFq

#Constructed #wetlands are a sustainable, cost-effective treatment to treat #dairy #wastewater, however, this method requires a large area. A team from Ryan Institute @ University of Galway @nuigalway studied ways to overcome the limitations of this technology 👉 bit.ly/3bYzupR

Great. Our recent paper published open access in STOTEN Journal and entitled Effects of Wastewater Pre-treatment on Clogging of an Intermittent Sand Filter sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

What was a lovely day!! . I am also very proud that you were my supervisors 😀😀

I am happy to share that I have been awarded the prestigious Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship. I will be working with Dr Muhammad Ali on sustainable microalgal-bacterial granular sludge system for wastewater treatment IrishResearch #LoveIrishResearch #GOI2023

A recent paper with Drs Alma Siggins and Ahmed Yousif examines the effects of chemical pre-treatment on microbial and chemical properties of soil and plants in constructed wetlands. It is available, open access, here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…