UCD research suggests earthworms have the potential to replace use of synthetic fertilisers

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🎉Congratulations to Dr @RichmondReport @sheffielduni and Professor @Sherilee_H @UAlberta
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📜 This award is for Advancing Mental Health Preparedness, Response, and Resilience to Climate Weather

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Our new book chapter "Data for travel behaviour research: Recent advances, challenges and opportunities in the era of smart cities" has been published!

It is Chapter 11 in the Handbook of Travel Behaviour (edited by Dimitris Potoglou and Justin Spinney).

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UCD research suggests earthworms have the potential to replace use of synthetic fertilisers

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