Eoin Murphy

Biochemist | Educator| Science communicator | Audio documentary maker| Mary Mulvihill Award Winner 2021 | Science Writer | Spotify: Science Tales | Explorer

[Eoin Murphy @Beyond_The_Lab]

Thank you to everyone who has listened to Seed. The kind words are much appreciated. Seed Part 1 and 2 are now available on my Spotify channel, Science Tales.

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and your loved ones 🎄🎅❤️ #SEED #biodiversity

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[Eoin Murphy @Beyond_The_Lab]

Last week I spoke to Tony from @CanolaPictures about my most recent podcast, Seed- Part 1. Thank you to @IrishSeedSavers for giving us the space to film. 🙏

Episode 2 coming later this week 🎙️🥕🫘🌳

https://t.co/bN3p29IWP8

[little t films @CanolaPictures]

A short film where @Beyond_The_Lab talks about his new two part podcast 'Seed' .
@JeremyTurk2221 @hometree__ @IrishSeedSavers

[little t films @CanolaPictures]

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[Eoin Murphy @Beyond_The_Lab]

New podcast is now live. This journey started in the Arctic in Svalbard and continued back in Clare. In Seed-part 1, I speak to people involved in all different aspects of seed saving across Ireland. @JeremyTurk2221
@hometree @IrishSeedSavers
#SEED
https://t.co/x7X5m1nPS8

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

As we say goodbye to Halloween or Samhain, we consider the festival in the context of this year's award theme, Life. Samhain was the division between summer and winter, but it was also when the separation between this world and the otherworld was at its thinnest. 🧵💀1/4

[Silicon Republic @siliconrepublic]

Soapbox Science Dublin (@SoapboxSciIRL) returns this Saturday (15 June) to South King Street, with 12 women and non-binary scientists taking to their soap boxes in a series of talks.

https://t.co/OsIOj238bf

[DCU Special Collections & Archives @DCU_SCA]

Explore the newly released Mary Mulvihill Collection at DCU Library. Mulvihill was an Irish scientist, author, educator, and founder of WITS (Women in Technology and Science) 👩‍🔬https://t.co/4Zw7ite28Q #EYAScience #CuardaighDoChartlann #ExploreYourArchive

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

Former winner @Beyond_The_Lab (Eoin Murphy) put together an article summarising everything he learned about this years theme, Intelligence. The article was published by @siliconrepublic last week. Some nice overlap with this years winners.

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https://t.co/dE7n4ykOco

[Kevin O'Sullivan @KOSullivanIT]

Great to see 2024 Mary Mulvihill Award prompted outstanding entries on theme of ‘intelligence’… none more so than the winner. ⁦@RememberingMary⁩

https://t.co/HrJ998RXnk

[Deirdre Mortell @DeirdreMortell]

Evanna Winters @UL wins the @RememberingMary Student Science Communication Award tonight presented by @Abebab #sciencecommunication

[Deirdre Mortell @DeirdreMortell]

@WiringTheBrain gives the Science & Culture talk at @RememberingMary Annual Gathering “is there an #autism epidemic?” The answer is the longer one 👇

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

It should come as no surprise that the theme for the 2021 Mary Mulvhill Award was Virus. @DCUScienceComm student Eoin Murphy won the overall prize.🎙️🏆🔉⬇️

Follow the link below to listen to his podcast: 'Black Market Oxygen- The Peru project'

https://t.co/jWkFFAojbi

[Eoin Murphy @Beyond_The_Lab]

Over the past few months I have been investigating the #Science of #Intelligence. If you think that humans are the only lifeforms on this planet that should be considered intelligent, take a look at what I found out. It might change your mind. 🧠🤔⬇️✍️

https://t.co/huqZ9OhAgI

[Silicon Republic @siliconrepublic]

As we approach the announcement of the 2024 Mary Mulvihill Award (@RememberingMary), Eoin Murphy investigates the science of this year’s theme, intelligence.
https://t.co/J2lMCm7jiY

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

With only 3 days left until we announce the winner of this year's Mary Mulvihill Award, former winner @Beyond_The_Lab (Eoin Murphy) writes about what he learned on the #Science of #Intelligence.

Full article below⬇️ 🧠

@DIAS_Dublin
@siliconrepublic

https://t.co/dE7n4ykOco

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

The theme for the 2019 Mary Mulvihill Award was "Science for the love of it'. It attracted a huge range of excellent entries. But @laurakfinnegan was voted the unanimous winner. Follow the link below to see Laura's illustrated children's book. ⬇️
https://t.co/cZFGoPf935

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

This time next week we will be getting ready to announce the 2024 Mary Mulvihill Award Winners. This week we have been looking back at previous winners. In 2018, Katie Carbonara won the award for her essay, Science: Whose facts? Whose truth?
Link below⬇️⬇️
https://t.co/dFoPbzVy0i

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

As we get closer to the 2024 Mary Mulvihill Award, we look back at previous winners. The first award in 2017 went to Irene Fogarty for her essay, Indigenous Women and Science Knowledge. Follow the link below to read her essay⬇️⬇️
https://t.co/sd1E69l2eU

@ucddublin

[Mary Mulvihill Association @RememberingMary]

We are now only 2 weeks away from the 2024 Mary Mulvihill Award. Author and neurogeneticist @WiringTheBrain (Dr. Kevin Mitchell) will deliver what is sure to be a brilliant Science@Culture talk. 🧠

Tickets are free but limited. Book below⬇️

https://t.co/WBocBebebL