Published 9 March 2011
The BEES blog
The School of Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences (BEES) at University College Cork (UCC) has launched a new blog about cutting edge research by its staff and students.
Among its latest entries:
- Zoology student Moira Reilly writes about her recent work experience for her degree – an internship at the Birds of Prey Centre in Co Clare
- Dr Emer Rogan talks about bottlenose dolphins – of which Dingle’s Fungi is perhaps the best known one in Irish waters
- Research into climate change and ice sheets that was showcased in a recent issue of Nature
BEES researchers will also be presenting their latest research at the Irish Environmental Researchers’ Colloquium (ENVIRON 2011) on 6-8 April. This is Ireland’s largest annual gathering of environmental researchers, with over 300 researchers expected to attend the event at UCC.
Learn more
Visit the BEES blog
Get an overview of careers in biology on our MyScienceCareer.ie website
Read how our new Science Ambassador Tom Doyle chose his career in marine biology – and the cool parts of his job such as tagging giant sea turtles
