Research

The Geological Survey collaborates with several national and international research groups, agencies and organisations. Our various programmes also carry out research. We provide research funding for geoscientists through a number of mechanisms. This is all supported by our Research roadmap.

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Climate research at GSI

GSI teams are involved in climate research in a number of key areas collaborating in Ireland and internationally

Funding calls open

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Research Mailing List

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Climate research at GSI
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Collaborations

Our Research

This section highlights all the research carried out by staff in the Geological Survey.

Funding

Details about current open calls and recently closed calls.

Strategy

The Research Roadmap is an outline strategy and implementation plan to deliver the Research programme.

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