Representing Our Research at the 42nd Mid-Continent Paleobotanical Colloquium
This past month, two of our very own PhD students, Catarina (me!) and Antonietta, traveled to Middletown, Connecticut, to present at the 42nd Mid-Continent Paleobotanical Colloquium, hosted by…
Flatlining Fens – Signs of homogenisation beneath the surface
New research from the discipline of Botany, in collaboration with the Engineering Department and the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), reveals that some of Ireland’s rare alkaline…
Unearthing Memory – Siobhan McDonald’s Artistic Dialogue with Nature
Siobhan McDonald’s latest work explores the intricate balance between preservation and decay, drawing inspiration from the bog ecosystems that have safeguarded organic matter for centuries. Working…
TERRAFORM Researchers Present at IGRM2025
The 68th Irish Geoscience Research Meeting (IGRM2025) was held at Trinity College Dublin from February 28th - March 2nd. The meeting included a session on palaeoclimate, at which several project…
Liffey Sensing – Art & Science Workshop
Project TERRAFORM’s artist in residence, Siobhán McDonald held a Liffey Sensing Workshop on February 18th to communicate her work with the European Union funded STARTS4Water. McDonald is the…
Harnessing botanical remedies for respiratory health
Muhammad Siddiq, a PhD student at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) under the supervision of Prof. Jennifer McElwain, recently carried out a project exploring natural alternatives to synthetic cough…