Gemma Davis

PhD student, in Aerobiology, with @DOCS_Flock research group in DCU🔬🥼

[Met Éireann @MetEireann]

#Pollen levels will be high nationwide on Sunday🤧

Grass, nettle & weed pollen are the main sources 🌱🌾🌿
Tree pollen & fungal spores are present also 🌳🦠

More here 👇
https://t.co/9O7yPm6Ged

[PGAC DCU (Postgraduate Association of Chemistry) @PGAC_DCU]

Thank you to all of our postgrads and supervisors who took the time to speak about their research groups and projects to the 4th year chemistry groups. 🧑‍🏫🧪

[Rebecca Smith @beccasmith2k14]

So honoured to be part of this project! Please make sure to sign up to become a Citizen Science and share to anyone who may be interested! 🌊💪

[Irish Bioaerosol Network @IrishBioaerosol]

Jerry also presented a couple of posters at World Aerobiology! This poster describes our work in Saclay, France. The WIBS 4+ real-time sensor was used for a sampling campaign to observe performance of its additional D, E, and DE particle channels.

Great work again! 🇫🇷🔬🇱🇹🍃🇮🇪

[David O'Connor @DOC_at_DCU]

Great work by Gemma on real-time pollen monitoring and even some work on air quality in there also.

[Irish Bioaerosol Network @IrishBioaerosol]

Jerry's presentation has given the global aerobiology community a clear insight into our recent progresses, and what we've set out to achieve over the coming years.

A great talk is one that's equal parts entertaining and informative, and @JerryClancy10 certainly achieved that!

[O'Connor Research Group @DOCs_Flock]

@gemma_davis5 had the exciting opportunity to attend the Mary Robinson Climate and Nature Conference, with a variety of fantastic talks. It was excellent to see so many people taking action against climate change. 🌍☀️🌹

[Gemma Davis @gemma_davis5]

Day 2 of the Mary Robinson Climate and Nature conference hosted by the @MaryRobinsonCtr so many interesting talks happening and so happy to have had the chance to meet Mary Robinson

[PGAC DCU (Postgraduate Association of Chemistry) @PGAC_DCU]

✨The new kids are in town! Give a warm welcome to your new Postgraduate Association of Chemistry (PGAC) committee 2024/25! ✨

The committee are excited to get to know everyone over the next academic year, but first let’s introduce the members :