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| What’s your name? Daryl Gunning Where are you from? Dublin What did you do before you came to work on the IBIS project? BSc Biological Sciences at National University of Ireland Maynooth, MSc Biodiversity and Conservation at Trinity College Dublin. I also completed a 4 month Invasive Species Internship at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Marine (ROI). What is the topic of your research? The Importance of size-fecundity relationships in the management of the European lobster. You know me as a scientist but I may have been a... journalist. I also applied for a BA in journalism upon leaving school, but instead decided to take the science route. Mmhh… And if you would not even be a human, what would you like to be? A dog. Why not be spoiled and pampered everyday without a care in the world. I wish people would take more notice of Renewable forms of transport. In a nutshell, my philosophy is this: Care for the environment and it will care for you. And my biggest dream would be to make a significant positive contribution to aquaculture. What’s your favourite method / protocol / technique / equipment in the lab or field? Does a rain-jacket count??? A rain-jacket or any form of water-proofing is essential for field work in the UK and Ireland!!! Daryl is a Belfast-based Queen's University masters researcher. |
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