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Current research in this theme is undertaken at the Aquaculture<br />

and Fisheries Development Centre (AFDC) and the Coastal and<br />

Marine Research Centre (CMRC). The majority of this research is<br />

applied, underpinning the ethos of sustainable development, management<br />

and conservation of the marine environment, and involves<br />

collaborations with a range of UCC disciplines, including Geography,<br />

Geology, Food and Nutritional Sciences, Civil Engineering,<br />

Law and associate researchers within. The AFDC and CMRC have<br />

extensive research and industry collaborations both nationally and<br />

internationally and have been able to exploit funding schemes that<br />

require industry/RTD collaborations which are pivotal to the applied<br />

research focus of the theme. Strategic partnerships within<br />

this theme are funded by MI, BIM, EU FP7 and INTERREG funding<br />

programmes and include projects such as the Beaufort Marine<br />

Research Awards for Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management<br />

and Fish Population Genetics, OYSTERECOVER, COEXIST,<br />

BEADS, BIVALIFE, SALSEA-MERGE, AARC. The breadth of research<br />

themes at the AFDC and CMRC ensures a multidisciplinary<br />

approach to research under the Aquaculture & Fisheries theme.<br />

PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS<br />

Dr Sarah Culloty (Lead PI)<br />

Professor Gavin Burnell<br />

Professor Tom Cross<br />

Dr Emer Rogan<br />

Professor Peter Jones<br />

Dr Joe Kerry<br />

Professor John Benzie<br />

Dr Phil McGinnity<br />

Mr Jeremy Gault<br />

Dr Michelle Cronin<br />

Mr Ger Morgan<br />

Dr Ray Alcorn<br />

Aquaculture and Fisheries

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