Carolan Lab

11/02/2020

The government is being told to act over a "lack of visible role models for girls" in science. Here's a whole array they could use.

16/11/2019

Lovely evening at Maynooth Biology Science Night yesterday. Had a great time chatting all things bees & pollinators and even showing off honorary members of Carolan Lab - Lola the gecko and Salem the hognose snake, courtesy of Carolan Lab 4th year student Scott Murphy 🐍🦎🐝

27/10/2019

15/10/2019

New blog by Sarah Larragy on crawliomics.com all about how to survive your PhD blues!! https://crawliomics.wordpress.com/2019/10/13/the-phd-blues-what-they-are-and-how-to-beat-them/?preview=true

In light of World Mental Health Day last week, I have put together this blog to talk about the common struggles that many PhD students and graduate students face on a daily basis. Frighteningly, it…

31/07/2019

For the 101 on bee stings, check out our latest blogs which dive deep into the biology behind stinging in both and 🐝🌸😱

Applied Proteomics Research Group, Maynooth University

22/05/2019

Follow on Twitter and go to our blog for and related posts :) crawliomics.com

02/05/2019

Carolan Lab is now up and running on Twitter! Give us a follow at https://twitter.com/CarolanLab :)

Senaste Tweets från Carolan Lab (). Applied Proteomics lab using omics to study plant pests & pollinators 🌻🐝 . Kildare, Ireland

01/04/2019

Several Irish universities provide the public with maps and audio guides to biodiversity

14/03/2019

Biological ControlVolume 132, May 2019, Pages 8-15Molecular characterization of Hydrellia lagarosiphon, a leaf mining biological control agent for Lagarosiphon major, reveals weak variance across large geographic areas in South AfricaAuthor links open overlay panelRosieManganabJames C.CarolancJan-Ro...

02/02/2019

Just want to say a massive congratulations to Dearbhlaith Larkin on passing her viva last week. Derv is the first PhD Candidate to graduate from our Lab at Maynooth University. It's been a blast working with you. Thanks also to Dr. Thomae Kakouli-Duarte (IT Carlow) and Dr Paul Dowling (MU) for being fair but very thorough examiners. Derv was an MU Hume Scholar that transferred to Irish Research Council Government of Ireland Scholarship and did some fantastic work characterising bumblebee immuno-metabolic systems. .

02/02/2019