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International Students Project Title: Evaluating technology adoption for a competitive, sustainable and resilient mushroom sector Lead supervisors: Lael Walsh (Teagasc) David Styles (University of Galway) Project
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shifts (technology adoption and peat replacement) represent major changes to mushroom production. There is a need to evaluate the competitiveness, sustainability and resilience of high-tech, low-peat
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of sustainability researchers, and will have access to postgraduate training and skills modules available across the College of Science and Engineering. They may avail of opportunities to present
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will focus on one of four intertwined pillars (the “4Ms”), all designed as an integrated system: Monitoring (current dynamics and climate and nature related risks); Modelling (pathways to future climate
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those from Engineering, Business, Psychology, Chemistry and Industry. The wider PUreTex project is looking at new ways to recycle post-consumer textile waste into useful building blocks for new, more
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including a list of publications (if applicable) • statement of research interest outlining current experience and plans for the future, not exceeding 2 pages • names and email addresses of two
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behaviour and electrically tunable interfaces in 2D heterostructures. Methods include density functional theory (DFT), atomistic simulation, high-performance computing, and machine-learning-assisted materials
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of Engineering, Trinity College Dublin Email Address: [email protected] Our Values - putting our words into action Values matter. They are key to the success of our Strategic Plan. We centre our behavioural
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tools. The PhD will be supervised within the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering and will involve close collaboration with postdoctoral researchers and project partners, as
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/or smaller scale manipulative experiments, to examine the stability of trait relationships. You will work within group spanning ecological science, engineering, and computer science methods. Fieldwork