UCD SBFE Assoc Prof Aoife Gowen featured in "Women on Walls" Campaign
2017 News Archive
- Prof Sun Elected as a Foreign Member of Polish Academy of Sciences
- Dr Edmond Harty awarded prestigious Parsons Medal
- SwiftComply wins Startup World Cup qualifier
- UCD Engineering PhD student chosen as Climate Change Ambassador
- International Soil Quality Evaluation Workshop
- A fresh look at freezing foods: new technology to preserve nutrients
- SBFE PhD Student wins AGMET Austin Bourke Bronze medal
- Getting up close with chemistry
- Glendalough Field Trip & Beach Clean Up
- Two UCD academics receive a 2017-2018 Fulbright Irish Award
- UCD SBFE Postdoctorates Judge local SciFest@School Competition
- Retirement of Tony Fitzpatrick Sr Technical Officer in the UCD SBFE
- TRACE Water JPI Workshop
- Workshop on Grassland and Tillage Visual Soil Evaluation
- Dr Edmond Harty appointed as Adjunct Full Professor
- Three SBFE lecturers recipients of UCD Teaching Awards.
- UCD SBFE Professor Interviewed by Silicon Republic
- Annual Research Seminar Prizes Presented
- UCD SBFE Hosts ESAI / EPA Workshop
- UCD SBFE Assoc Professor Featured in Irish Times Article
- First Research Paper and ACA Featured Article of Professor Da-Wen Sun on Terahertz Imaging Applications Published
- UCD SBFE Lecturer contributes to Irish Times article
- UCD SBFE Assoc Prof Aoife Gowen featured in "Women on Walls" Campaign
UCD SBFE Assoc Prof Aoife Gowen featured in "Women on Walls" Campaign
"Women on Walls" is a campaign developed by Accenture in association with the Royal Irish Academy (RIA) with the aim of increasing the visibility of female academic leaders in Ireland. In 2016 they commissioned a series of portraits featuring the first four female members of the RIA and a group portrait featuring eight contemporary female Irish scientists. The eight scientists are recent recipients of the European research council starting grant and include Aoife Gowen, an Associate Professor at the School of Biosystems and Food Engineering. Each scientist was painted holding an object related to their work - Aoife holds a rainbow, representing her work in hyperspectral imaging. UCD Professors Emma Teeling and Debra Laefer also feature in the painting, created by Irish artist Blaise Smith. The portraits, unveiled in December 2016, are the first paintings depicting women to be displayed in the 230 year history of the Royal Irish Academy. A documentary featuring Assoc. Prof. Gowen and the other seven leading researchers will feature in "Women on Walls", Thursday, 10.15pm on RTÉ One.
For more information:
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