A dynamic group of researchers, academics and students working together to enhance the management of marine and freshwater ecosystems worldwide.
We are a specialist research group of:
- Academic staff (who also teach on GMIT’s undergraduate courses),
- Post-doctoral and post-graduate research staff,
- Masters’ and PhD students.
GMIT has been conducting aquatic research since the 1980s. In 2009, the Higher Education Authority of Ireland (HEA) invested €1.5 million in our custom-built research space and laboratories. This has ensured continued excellence in our research activities.
Our team of students, researchers and scientists conduct postgraduate research, carry out research projects in co-operation with agencies and industry, and provide expertise and advice to national and international bodies.
To collaborate please contact our specialist staff or
Marine and Freshwater Research Centre Leader
Dr Deirdre Brophy
Marine and Freshwater Research Centre Leader
Department of Natural Sciences
Galway Mayo Institute of Technology
Dublin Road
Galway
Phone: +353 91 742484
eMail: Deirdre Brophy
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![L to R: Dr Debbie Corcoran (left), lecturer in Medical Science, GMIT School of Science & Computing, Kate Dever, winner of the President’s Prize, and Dr Brigid Lucey, President of the Academy of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine. [Photo courtesy of ACSLM and MLSA].](https://www.gmit.ie/sites/default/files/public/styles/press-release-thumbnail/public/press-release-images/pp-winner-katherine-kate-dever-gmit-lecturer-debbie-corcoran-and-president-brigid-lucey.jpg?itok=w_DGO87F "L to R: Dr Debbie Corcoran (left), lecturer in Medical Science, GMIT School of Science & Computing, Kate Dever, winner of the President’s Prize, and Dr Brigid Lucey, President of the Academy of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine. [Photo courtesy of ACSLM and MLSA].")
