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Synthesis of Novel Axially Chiral P,N-Ligands and their Applications in Asymmetric Catalysis

By Amanda Mathieson | 20/11/2025

PI: Pat Guiry, Staff: Aoibhinn Downes

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Synthesis and Application of Chiral Oxazoline Ligands in Asymmetric Catalysis

By Amanda Mathieson | 20/11/2025

PI: Pat Guiry, Staff: Ava Rogers

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Automated synthesis of monosaccharide building blocks and their application in oligosaccharide synthesis

By Amanda Mathieson | 20/11/2025

PI: Eoghan McGarrigle, Staff: Bodhayan Biswas

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Empowering BiOrbic researchers with frameworks and tools to engage with the civic society at large

By Amanda Mathieson | 20/11/2025

To empower BiOrbic researchers with frameworks and tools to engage citizens in the research they are carrying on. The activities will focus on embedding bottom-up approaches recommended by the European Climate Pact and European Green Deal and used in Horizon Europe research projects, such as the living lab framework, citizen science activities, and co-design of…

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Negotiating a cultural narrative for the development of the bioeconomy with rural communities in Ireland (BioCultúr)

By Amanda Mathieson | 20/11/2025

Build on a cultural narrative to implement a programme that will enhance rural awareness & knowledge of the bioeconomy and connect isolated, rural communities with the bioeconomy through cultural, heritage and lifestyle perspectives, while delivering tangible community-based (local) employment opportunities. Jamie: BioCultúr embodies a concerted effort to bridge disciplinary boundaries, foster transdisciplinary collaboration, and empower…

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Ensuring a just, inclusive, and fair transition to a climate neutral circular bioeconomy

By Amanda Mathieson | 20/11/2025

Understand new opportunities for entrepreneurship, jobs, and opportunities for innovative and inclusive business models and supply chains in the circular bioeconomy.PI: Prof. Colm McLaughlin, Dr. Enrico Secchi, Staff: Dr. Orlagh Reynolds, Dr. Aideen O’Dochartaigh, Gladys Omondi (PhD), Ebenezer Amponsah (PhD)

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