.@MoleculeIE wins 2020 'Innovation Of The Year' award for water sorbent technology that addresses resilience, water security concerns https://t.co/MXptDYLzjS
Safe water and sanitation are key to health and hope, and seeing through the glass half full, there is hope in sight. Together we can empower the most vulnerable people with safe water and the power it has to protect lives. #Covid19#WaterIsLife https://t.co/zMMwlFMRvS
We are so excited to have been chosen as Innovation of the Year! #IrishLabAwards Thank you for the opportunity to be included and congratulations to all the other Innovations shortlisted!
Looking for free, organic pest control for your vegie garden? Why not try frogs? Thanks to Frog Census app user, Lauren for this report of a tree frog found foraging among rockmelons. Encourage frogs in your garden by building a frog friendly habitat: https://t.co/7vYPXjrKM2
Shortlisted for the Young Leader of the Year award 2020 are:
1) Dr. Victoria Gascon Perez - @UL
2) Dr. Sarah Louise Shields - MSD Biotech Dublin
3) Dr. Saeed Shirazian - @BernalNews Institute
Book now on https://t.co/NbzaVExsjs or contact [email protected].
Twenty women-only professorships to be established this year, with two posts to be created at University of Limerick - via @IrishTimes#ThinkBigAtUL https://t.co/NvbxIcHeDK
We empower families with access to small loans for water and sanitation solutions. From water tanks to taps to toilets, we work with our partners to ensure high quality options are available, so that these solutions last long after the loans are repaid. https://t.co/Js4HsMFIWy
“The best thing Analog Devices have done to encourage collaboration is the @scienceirel industry fellowship” explains Helen Berney
@UL_Research#researchweekul
“Even in zones of very low humidity on Earth, even in deserts, there is still some water in the atmosphere. This material could be applied to capture the water from the air, meaning you could potentially grow crops there.”
- Professor Zaworotko @UL
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“Even in zones of very low humidity on Earth, even in deserts, there is still some water in the atmosphere. This material could be applied to capture water from the air, meaning you could potentially grow crops there.” Prof Mike Zaworotko https://t.co/UwCeDI8qqX #ClimateResearch