We are rectuiting a Research Manager for the CCAT project. This is an 15-month post with “Coastal Communities Adapting Together” (CCAT) which is a 30-month project funded by EU INTERREG...
To deepen the Marine Institute understanding of Ireland’s Seascapes, they have created a short online survey. The survey responses will help identify, classify and describe...
The UK government has announced a £60 million marine energy project to tackle climate change while reviving Pembrokeshire’s economy. As well as stimulating growth, Pembroke Dock Marine...
The CCAT project sets out to build capacity to adapt to change in Irish Sea coastal communities through citizen engagement in activities such as participatory mapping, GeoDesign workshops, GeoGames...
The CCAT project have put together a list of quality climate change resources which could be used in schools and also for others. We are working on our own materials to support schools and...
University College Dublin is recruiting a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Level 1, and a Research Scientist to work on the CCAT project. The posts are for 18-month with “Coastal Communities...
Cynhaliodd Coleg Sir Benfro digwyddiad Yrfaoedd STEM yn Maes Ynni Morol am ysgolion uwchradd lleol a’r coleg, ar 11eg Mawrth. Trefnwyd y digwyddiad mewn partneriaeth â Coleg Sir Benfro...
Pembrokeshire College hosted a STEM Careers in Marine Energy event for local secondary schools and college on 11th March. The event was organised in partnership with Pembrokeshire College, Port of...
One of the CCAT team, Bruno de Andrade’s research paper on “Minecraft As A Tool for Engaging Children in Urban Planning: A Case study in Tirol Town, Brazil” has been published...
Our first CCAT project meeting of 2020 CCAT was held in MaREI in Ringaskiddy in Cork on 4th & 5th March. The meeting was generously hosted by CCAT partner MaREI/UCC at their research centre for...