Wonderful seminar from Guiseppe Gambazza, visiting scholar from the university of Milan at the geography department in maynooth for spring term. The refugee settling process in Italy. Hugh learning exchange opportunities.

And our third and final candidate in this year’s GSI Doctoral Research Award is Dr Clair McDonald, who completed her PhD research on the colonial geographies of Stradbally at DCU History & Geog - congratulations on your excellent research, Dr McDonald 👏👏👏

Geographers from all across Ireland will be flocking to DCU History & Geog tomorrow afternoon to celebrate the GSI’s 90th anniversary - we have a jam-packed schedule and will aim to keep you all posted on what’s happening!

First up is Maynooth Geography’s Dr Conchúr Ó Maonaigh (@ConchurMaonaigh), who is presenting his PhD research, Driving the Decarbonizing City - congratulations on your amazing work, Dr Ó Maonaigh 👏👏👏

Today, viaiting reseacher Dr Giuseppe Gambazza from the University of Milan presents a brown bag seminar to Maynooth Geography on Refuees Integration in Italy: challenges and prospects.

Looking forward to todays launch of the new SFI Co-centre -climate, biodiversity, water, co-leads Trinity College Dublin and Maynooth University ‘business as usual is not an option’ ICARUS Maynooth Maynooth University Hamilton Institute

New paper just published : Investigating the potential for students to contribute to climate data rescue: Introducing the Climate Data Rescue Africa project (CliDaR‐Africa) doi.org/10.1002/gdj3.2… Maynooth University Maynooth Geography ICARUS Maynooth

Well done Cathal Flood! Congratulations on your #MLitt .

Newcastle Job: Lecturer in Political Geogs of the Middle East. One week left to apply.

Are you a Critical Physical Geographer? Come join us! Two new lectureships in Physical Geography at the University of Edinburgh.
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The #INFOMAR collab is certainly a highlight for our #MSc students. Taking classroom based learning to sea is an amazing opportunity. 🚢
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We’re going ninety next week, being hosted by DCU History & Geog 🥳
Go to tinyurl.com/4s9s39zw to register for this fabulous event!

May's #imageofthemonth feat. Dunworly Bay, Co #Cork (Bá Dhún Urlainn, Co Chorcaí.), placed 2nd in 2023 Du Noyer Photo. Competition with Geological Survey IE Dept. Environment, Climate and Communications, upright gentle #sandstone folds, Upper #Devonian (382 - 359 mil. years), Toe Head Formation. Photo by Mary Russell.

Steve Brace on the geographies of Eurovision - with reference to the work of Adrian Kavanagh
Also worth noting the inherent geopolitics in a supposedly 'non-political' event e.g. Russia's exclusion & calls for a boycott over Israel's participation
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'As the atmosphere warms, it increases the water holding capacity and we expect heavy rainfall events to increase.'

-Prof Conor Murphy ICARUS Maynooth Maynooth Geography

#ClimateChange

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Nice to see our work with Copernicus ECMWF led out by Simon Noone Peter Thorne and Kevin H also working with Robert Dunn 💙💛 of UK Met Office get a mention in the long form piece here Maynooth University

Thank you to our visiting researcher, Dr Giuseppe Gambazza from Università degli Studi di Milano for speaking to our 3rd Year #RegionalGeogography students yesterday, presenting the case of Italy in Migrations and Regional Development.