by Lia ní Aodha | Jul 21, 2020 | Research
Fish have long been part of the human diet and often considered as ‘brain food’. Recent research in this area suggests that eating fish is good for early brain development and may also prevent many brain-related conditions. Our ocean may also offer a vast...
by Lia ní Aodha | Jul 20, 2020 | Research
An exclusive Irish interview with the Most Vertical Girl in the World. The woman who’s made history in sea and space; the astronaut, oceanographer, explorer, author and the first person to ever experience travelling to both deep space and the oceans deep. Kathy...
by Lia ní Aodha | Jul 9, 2020 | Aquaculture, Research
The Marine Institute’s fish health inspection and monitoring activities in 2018 and 2019 indicate that there is a high level of compliance with EU and national legislation, and as a result, Ireland continues to maintain its high health status for aquatic...
by Lia ní Aodha | Jul 8, 2020 | Research
How we monitor, analyse and understand the changes in our ocean climate is the focus of Oceans of Learning this week. This ocean climate work is vital in providing the basis for how effective policies can be made to address a range of issues and challenges – such as...
by Lia ní Aodha | Jul 7, 2020 | Research
To deepen our understanding of Ireland’s Seascapes, the Marine Institute invites you to complete an online survey. The survey responses will help identify, classify and describe Ireland’s seascape character, and support the implementation of...
by Lia ní Aodha | Jun 30, 2020 | News, Research
New research from NUI Galway and the University of Limerick has for the first time quantified the volume of plastic from European countries (EU, UK, Switzerland and Norway) that contributes to ocean littering from exported recycling. While European countries have...
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