Denise O'Meara
@denomeara
Interests include wildlife, conservation, genetics, ecology, agriculture and science communication. Lecturer at @setuireland
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18-03-2009 11:59:40
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We're heating up with submissions for All-Ireland Mammal Symposium 2024 (Oct 4/5 2024)! July 31st is the deadline for abstracts for talks/posters. We encourage students to submit no matter what the stage of your work, this is why we created this conference 15 years ago! sites.google.com/view/aims2024/…
Delighted to attend announcement of tranche II Projects from 2023 DAFM Thematic Research Call. Congratulations to ImeldaCaseySETUWaterford on securing funding with Teagasc and NUIG Depts of Land & Lab Science SETU Waterford AgricultureSETU (Waterford) SETU_Research SETU President
We're delighted that we'll be bringing 2 PhDs to our lab in ATU Galway City as part of this large project assessing the impacts of deer in Ireland. These PhDs will focus on non-invasive genetic methods to estimate population densities and determine diet in 🦌 Adverts coming soon!
PhD Opportunity "Molecular Strategies for Mosquito Monitoring and Surveillance" Led by Dr Denise O'Meara, Dr Thomas Curran, Dr Annette Zinti and Dr Tomasz Kokurewicz, this study aims to enhance knowledge of both resident and potentially invasive mosquito species in Ireland.
PhD opportunity available led by Denise O'Meara! Project focuses on the use of molecular approaches for surveillance of native and potential invasive mosquito species in Ireland! Great collaborative team across 4 institutes. Feel free to contact if you want anymore information 🦟🧬
📣PhD opportunity 📣 Molecular Strategies for Mosquito Monitoring and Surveillance SETU_Research Deadline: August 14th, 2024 at 4pm Irish time setu.ie/Craft/assets/n…
We are recruiting a PhD student in South East Technological University who will use non-invasive genetic methods to monitor bat box schemes. Project will be supervised by Andrew Harrington, David O'Neill and me. More info here: findaphd.com/phds/project/m…
Delighted to share this study on improving liquid feeding system hygiene for grow-finisher pigs. Great collaboration between SETU_Research TeagascPig UCD School Ag & Food Big Dutchman International Annona AG and Irish Dairy Services AgricultureSETU (Waterford) IrishResearch Teagasc
Come join us! SETU Waterford is hiring - four lectureship positions open in Science setu.ie/vacancies Depts of Land & Lab Science SETU Waterford
🔎 What happens to #wildlife during russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine? My colleague Hanna Kuzyo and I gathered content shared on X/Twitter of wildlife in war and published a letter in Conservation Science and Practice to highlight this data source: doi.org/10.1111/csp2.1… Short thread 🧵 1/4
A reminder that this Wed (July 31st) is the deadline for abstract submissions for the All-Ireland Mammal Symposium (All-Ireland Mammal Symposium 2024) being held in ATU Galway City jointly with Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway. All details for abstract submission/registering can be found here: sites.google.com/view/aims2024/…
Just over a week left to apply for two Molecular Ecology PhDs in South East Technological University, one related to bat conservation, and other related to mosquito monitoring and surveillance. setu.ie/research-innov…
REMINDER that the MSc/PG Diploma in Organic and Biological Agriculture programme in AgricultureSETU (Waterford) is open for applications. For more details visit: setu.ie/courses/msc-po… Applications close 31st August next. Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine National Organic Training Skillnet Irish Organic Association Organic Trust
🚨New paper 🚨 Unprecedented Harmful Algal Bloom in the UK & Ireland’s largest lake associated with gastrointestinal bacteria, microcystins and anabaenopeptins presenting an environmental and public health risk. Queen's University Belfast 🎓 School of Biological Sciences IGFS Abhainn Cruises A 🧵 1/n
New paper out in Molecular Ecology on genome-wide population structure in European red deer, highlighting the distinctiveness of peripheral populations. Link to paper: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/me…