Structural and Hydro-Environmental Dynamics
The Structural and Hydro-Environmental Dynamics Group is an interdisciplinary team that focuses on understanding the behaviour of both built and natural environmental systems. The group addresses research challenges across multiple sectors including built infrastructure, coastal & riverine systems and offshore renewable energy.
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08/05/2025
08 May 2025
SHED researchers attend IEA National TCP day
Researchers from SHED were invited to attend the SEAI National TCP day for IEA Technology Collaboration Programme. The IEA TCP programme facilitates international co‐operation to develop new and improved energy technologies. SHED members currently contribute to Two tasks, the Ocean Energy Systems Task (OES) and the Wind Task. The event was hosted by the Department of Environment, Communications & Climate at Tom Johnson House, Haddington Road, Dublin. The day provide insights across the various Tasks and opportunities to engage with fellow researchers as well as policy makers. Further on IEA TCP's
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15 Apr 2025
Conference Participation – IAH 45th Annual Conference
We are proud to share that Mohamad Soboh had the pleasure of attending and presenting at the 45th Annual Conference of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (Irish Group), held in Tullamore on April 15–16. This year's conference, themed "Groundwater & Geotechnics," gathered leading experts and professionals to exchange knowledge, research, and innovations at the interface of groundwater science and geotechnical engineering. Mohamad was honoured to present the team's work and to engage in discussions with such a dedicated and insightful community. We extend our sincere thanks to Mr. Gerry Baker and IAH Ireland for the kind invitation. We are also profoundly grateful to Dr. Michael O'Shea and Dr. Anthony Beese for their invaluable guidance and support throughout the project.
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12 Mar 2025
Presenting Groundwater Flooding Research at Environ 2025
We were delighted to participate in the Environ 2025 Conference at University College Dublin, where our research on "Understanding and Predicting Groundwater Flooding in Cork City: A Multi-Model Approach" was presented. This conference provided a fantastic platform to exchange insights with leading researchers and environmental professionals committed to sustainable solutions. A heartfelt thank you to our supervisor, conference organizers, fellow presenters, and attendees for fostering such an engaging and inspiring event. Events like Environ 2025 are crucial in advancing environmental research and collaborative efforts towards climate resilience. #Environ2025 #GroundwaterFlooding #EnvironmentalResearch #FloodPrediction #Sustainability
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19 Feb 2025
Workshop
Navigating The Energy Transition: Strategic Goals For Resilient and Sustainable Inland and Offshore Aquaculture.
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