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Delighted to have kicked off the first-ever Citizen Science Water Blitz in Ireland focusing on measuring PMTs and vPvMs chemicals with a workshop hosted by Rebecca Smith last Friday! 🥼🦠🧫

What a great opportunity to share our Permotox Water Blitz with our dedicated Citizen Scientists 💪

Huge thank you to the Citizen Scientists that came to the Permotox water blitz workshop both in person and on zoom 🫶

HUGE thank you to the 158 Citizen Scientists on the PERMOTOX Water Blitz happening across Ireland this weekend! 🍀🏞️🔬 We'd love to see your sampling adventures! Please share your photos with us via our LinkedIn inbox, on Twitter or by emailing [email protected]. 📸

Struggling with hay fever? 🤧Here's a top tip to manage your symptoms. Some cars can also be fitted with a pollen filter. For more expert advice on managing hay fever and asthma, visit asthma.ie and take control of your symptoms today! #AsthmaSociety #HayFever

In-field, genotype-specific, blight detection kits could be available to Irish potato growers as early as next year agriland.ie/farming-news/i…

Delighted to see the work of Agsense a sfi funded challenge get some attention. The project is looking at innovative ways monitor potato bright.

Delighted to be part of this work that uses hyper-local data (goggle car air quality sensors) to understand the pollution all around us. #AirPollution link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Good action shot of me pushing chemistry on the masses DCU School of Chemical Sciences

Where are the air pollution hotspots in Dublin city? Researchers using Google Street View air quality data can pinpoint the parts of the city with the biggest concentrations of pollutants. By David O'Connor Dublin City University Research Ireland & Jiayao Chen University College Dublin rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

I've written about the pollution hotspots in Dublin, delighted to be part of the work along with my collaborators in ucd.

Great headline on an Irish Daily Star piece covering David O'Connor's recent research today Read up on the findings here: dcu.ie/science-and-he…

Delighted to have been nominated and to win Research Ireland's "research ally of the year". For my commitment to mentorship and supervision. Thank you to all that helped me get here. #ResearchAllies2024

How well is Ireland adapting to climate risk? How are our opinions about climate change formed? Find out the answer to these questions and more at the second event in the DCU Futurology Research Series on 11th March at the Royal Irish Academy Royal Irish Academy: launch.dcu.ie/4bnytBL

How well is Ireland adapting to climate risk? What pollutants are we breathing in? Hear answers to these questions and more at the second event in the DCU Futurology series at the Royal Irish Academy tomorrow, Tuesday 11th March. Register here: launch.dcu.ie/4bnytBL

How well is Ireland adapting to climate risk? What pollutants are we breathing in? Hear answers to these questions and more at the second event in the DCU Futurology series at the Royal Irish Academy today, Tuesday 11th March. Register here: launch.dcu.ie/4bnytBL

How to tackle new strains of potato blight and avoid another great famine. Piece by Dr David O'Connor David O'Connor, Associate Professor DCU School of Chemical Sciences, for The Conversation. Read more here: launch.dcu.ie/43nfnIn

How to tackle new strains of potato blight and avoid another great famine. Piece by Dr David O'Connor David O'Connor, Associate Professor DCU School of Chemical Sciences, for The Conversation. Read more here: launch.dcu.ie/43nfnIn

If you live with asthma, hay fever, or sensitivity to air pollution—or care for someone who does—please take a few minutes to complete the anonymous survey linked . Your feedback will directly inform a new smartphone app! linkedin.com/posts/david-o-…

Do you suffer from hay fever or asthma? Dr David O'Connor David O'Connor, Associate Professor DCU School of Chemical Sciences, said "basically anyone" can have the symptoms of hay fever. Read more on RTÉ News: launch.dcu.ie/44sEg68