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UCC Swiftboxes
John O’Halloran gives us the background to the UCC swiftboxes at the School of BEES. Inspired by some photos taken by Derek Mooney in Azerbaijan of Swift nest boxes and the conservation status of this poorly known bird, we decided … Continue reading
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Seaweed extracts could protect against abiotic stress in plants
At the end of a busy news week for BEES, research by a team led by Prof. Peter Jones has been featured in one of Britain’s top farming magazines – Farmers Weekly. The article focuses on work being conducted to … Continue reading
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International Field Geosciences in the Irish Times
Katie Quinn, International Field Geosciences student at BEES and University of Montana, featured in this morning’s Irish Times. Find out more about International Field Geosciences on the BEES website.
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Jellyfish exhibit dynamic vertical movements – BEES research
BEES research on Jellyfish has shown that the marine creatures do not merely passively drift to find prey – they exhibit dynamic vertical movements that allow them to compete with fish for food. The research, published in the high-profile scientific … Continue reading
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