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Dr Eamon Haughey is a Lecturer in the Department of Natural Resources & the Environment at Atlantic Technological University, Galway. His research interests are centred on sustainable land use and climate change. As part of a postdoctoral research fellowship at Trinity College Dublin, Eamon contributed to the 2019 IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Land. More recently he led an DAFM-DECC funded project: Land Use Review: Fluxes Scenarios and Capacity. He holds a PhD in Applied Plant Ecology from University College Dublin (2016) and an MSc in Soil Science from the University of Aberdeen (2011).

Education/Academic qualification

Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences, PhD, Ecological Functioning of Single- and Multi-species Grassland Communities in Response to Drought, University College Dublin

20122016

Natural sciences, Master, MSc with Distinction in Soil Science, University of Aberdeen

20102011

Natural sciences, Bachelor, BSc First Class (double hons.) in Biology and Chemistry, Maynooth University (MU)

20042008

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