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SUMMARY:Ireland’s place in a changing Europe
DESCRIPTION:Ireland’s place in a changing Europe\\nByRoyal Irish Academ
 y\\nFollow\\nRoyal Irish AcademyDublin\\, Dublin\\nWednesday\\, November 
 18 • 6 PM - 7:45 PM\\nOverview\\nA research showcase co-organised by th
 e Geographical Society of Ireland and the RIA Geography and Geosciences C
 ommittee.\\nAs a research discipline concerned with place\\, people and t
 he environment\\, geography actively addresses key contemporary challenge
 s facing Ireland and Europe. To coincide with Geography Awareness Week 20
 26 and the Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union\\, the R
 oyal Irish Academy is hosting an expert panel event exploring ‘Irelandâ
 €™s place in a changing Europe’ through the lens of research projects a
 cross the spectrum of physical\\, technical and human geography.\\nThe pr
 ogramme will feature talks on research projects from the field of geograp
 hy that are either EU-funded or have a European focus or outlook. The ini
 tial presentations will be followed by a discussion and Q&A moderated by 
 Arlene Crampsie\\, President of the Geographical Society of Ireland.\\nTh
 e aim of the event is to showcase the breadth and depth of geography rese
 arch being undertaken across the island and to discuss the wider relevanc
 e and application of this research at a European and international level.
 \\nHybrid Tickets\\nThis will be a hybrid event meaning attendees can joi
 n online or in person in the Royal Irish Academy. You can select your tic
 ket preference when booking. Please do not book more than one type of tic
 ket per person. The webinar link will be shared the day before the event.
 \\nAbout the speakers:\\nKath Browne MRIA (University College Dublin)\\, 
 Co-lead Investigator\\, RESIST Project\\nRESIST was an EU funded research
  project entitled ‘Fostering Queer Feminist Intersectional Resistances 
 against Transnational Anti-Gender Politics.’ Enacted by a consortium of
  academics drawn from ten institutions across the EU\\, UK and Switzerlan
 d\\, the project was conducted across ten case studies between 2022 and 2
 026.\\nDr Aaron Lim (University College Cork)\\, Principal Investigator D
 MAND Project\\nDMAND (Unmanned Marine Mapping and Monitoring for Offshore
  Energy) is a research project to develop new unmanned mapping and monito
 ring approaches for seabed surveys to support Ireland’s offshore wind s
 ector. The methods developed aim to reduce survey costs and environmental
  impact\\, while improving data quality and responsiveness.\\nProfessor D
 erek Jackson MRIA (Ulster University)\\, Lead Investigator CMAP Project\\
 nCMAP is an EU-funded project to help tackle the problems of climate chan
 ge impacts on the Irish coast covering Counties Sligo\\, Donegal\\, Londo
 nderry\\, Antrim\\, Down and Louth. By combining scientific research with
  community engagement and cross-border collaboration\\, the project aims 
 to develop more appropriate strategies to address erosion\\, biodiversity
  loss and changing coastal dynamics.\\nProfessor Mary Gilmartin (Maynooth
  University)\\, Principal Investigator MobiliseCare Project\\nMobiliseCar
 e is a research project that seeks to show the ways people\\, communities
  and organisations respond to migration with care. The research undertake
 n in this project aims to highlight the work that people\\, communities a
 nd organisations are doing\\, across and beyond Ireland\\, to create more
  inclusive places and spaces.\\nProvisional programme:\\n6:00-6:10 Welcom
 e and opening remarks\\n6:10-7:15 Research showcase\\n7:15-7:45 Q&A/Discu
 ssion\\nRead more\\nGood to know\\nHighlights\\n1 hour 45 minutes\\nIn pe
 rson\\nRefund Policy\\nRefunds up to 7 days before event\\nHighlights\\n1
  hour 45 minutes\\nIn person\\nRefund Policy\\nRefunds up to 7 days befor
 e event\\nLocation\\nRoyal Irish Academy\\n19 Dawson St\\nD2 Dublin\\nHow
  do you want to get there?\\nDriving\\nPublic transport\\nBiking\\nWalkin
 g\\nShow map\\nOrganized by\\nRoyal Irish Academy\\nContact Follow\\nRepo
 rt this event\\nhttps://www.gayout.com/europe/ireland/dublin/events/irela
 nd-s-place-in-a-changing-europe-2026-11-18
LOCATION:Royal Irish Academy\\, 19 Dawson St\\, D2 Dublin
URL:https://www.gayout.com/europe/ireland/dublin/events/ireland-s-place-in-a-changing-europe-2026-11-18
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