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BEES Transition Programme 2019
Once again, the School of BEES ran its popular TY programme earlier in the year to give second-level students an opportunity to explore life at BEES. The following are just some of the comments from this year’s participants. Ava Lawton, … Continue reading
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Algarve Fieldtrip 2019
Introduction (by Keith Dineen) The School of BEES gives 3rd-year students an exciting opportunity to study the engrossing ecology of the Algarve. Alvor was to be our temporary home for our week-long trip, located in the southern region of the … Continue reading
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Six weeks at Pukaha National Wildlife Centre
by Calum Sweeney After my degree in Applied Plant Biology at UCC I decided to travel to New Zealand on a working holiday Visa. After exploring the north island for a few weeks in September, I secured a voluntary position … Continue reading
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The Algarve fieldtrip: An Ambition Reborn
by Pádraig Desmond Towards the end of the 3rd year, one could be forgiven for forgetting why they first set out on a journey of biological sciences. As a mature student, I didn’t take the decision to apply to the … Continue reading
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Applied Plant Biology London Fieldcourse 2018 – Part 3
Tozer Seeds & Chelsea Physic Garden by Elizabeth Vanveen (3rd Year Applied Plant Biology) This day differed from previous ones throughout this field trip as it involved visiting two different companies. The first half of the day was dedicated to … Continue reading
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Applied Plant Biology London Fieldcourse 2018 – Part 2
PS3020 is a BEES plant biology field course based in London. Over a packed four days, students visit a range of internationally-renowned institutions as well as several research centres managed by industry. Day 2 – Wakehurst Gardens & The Millennium … Continue reading
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Applied Plant Biology London Fieldcourse 2018
PS3020 is a BEES plant biology field course based in London. Over a packed four days, students visit a range of internationally-renowned institutions as well as several research centres managed by industry. Day 1 – Kew Gardens by Lorna Murphy … Continue reading
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CoCoHaCa Cruise Blog – Latest update
DAY SIX Monday’s 4am shift got off on the right note as myself and Siobhan decided to upgrade our midnight snack to midnight steak (sandwich) thanks to the delectable leftovers from Sundays’ dinner. It has been really interesting being on … Continue reading
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CoCoHaCa Cruise Blog – Update
DAY THREE Finn Ni Fhaolain With all our coring completed successfully earlier in the week it was high def video time. With 6 scientists on board we work in shifts of two and hang out in the ROV Shack with … Continue reading
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CoCoHaCa Cruise Blog Day 2
DAY TWO Finn Ni Fhaolain After waking up for the 4am shift it was so exciting to see the first video recordings from the ROV. There was successful coring through the night and everyone was pleased to see that the … Continue reading