Media contributions
1Media contributions
Title Early-career researchers awarded €3.2m Research Ireland funding Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet Marketing and Communications Office UCG Media type Web Date 25/06/25 Description ive researchers at University of Galway have been awarded funding from Research Ireland in a special investment in projects aligned with national priorities.
As part of the Research Ireland Pathway programme, the five projects will, investigate climate misinformation in Ireland; analyse gender balance in Irish opera productions; determine the response of microbial communities to environmental change; re-define interpretations of obscure medieval texts; and study the seismic vibrations of highly magnetised neutron stars.
The funding, covering a four-year period, will support the researchers to further establish their careers and allow for a postgraduate student to each project.
The Pathway programme is a national investment announced by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless T.D., with more than €3.2m awarded to University of GalwayURL https://www.universityofgalway.ie/about-us/news-and-events/news-archive/2025/june/early-career-researchers-awarded-32m-research-ireland-funding.html Persons Oliver Roberts