The Marine Institute recently hosted a workshop at its Oranmore headquarters where researchers from Ireland and around the world shared the latest gains of...
Scientists at University of Galway have published the first record of Ireland's most venemous spider feeding on a pygmy shrew, a tiny protected mammal...
Scientists at NUI Galway have shown, for the first time, that smaller species of scorpions are more venomous than their larger counterparts.
The researchers tested...
Three NUI Galway academics have been awarded funding for research projects which aim to investigate societal challenges as a result of climate change, digitalisation...
Nine out of ten environmentally sensitive coastal areas in Ireland are contaminated by microplastics a study from NUIG has found.
NUIG's Ryan Institute surveyed 87...
An NUI Galway study has found that removing moisture could act as a control strategy for smaller infestations of Japanese knotweed.
The study, carried out...
Dr Kathryn Schoenrock, a PhD researcher at NUIG, has been recognised for her her exceptional achievements with the Irish Research Council’s Early Career Researcher of...
A new website has been launched by NUI Galway’s Centre for One Health to help educate children about the threat from superbugs.
The website secretlifeofmicrobes.com...
Scientists and students from NUIG's Ryan Institute spent a day on the seas aboard the RV Celtic Explorer for Ocean Sampling Day 2019.
Ocean Sampling Day...
