John Murnane

Lecturer / Researcher

University of Limerick

Ireland

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John Murnane is a Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Limerick, Ireland. His research focuses on environmental science, particularly the dynamics of phosphorus in agricultural systems and the management of water quality related to farm runoff. Recent articles authored by him explore various aspects of nutrient transfer in farming practices and innovative approaches to treating wastewater contaminants.

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Michael Ryan

Lecturer

Limerick Institute of Technology

IRELAND

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J. Tony Pembroke

University of Limerick

IRELAND

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Ronan Courtney

IRELAND

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Witold Kwapinski

University of Limerick

IRELAND

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Rajat Nag

Lecturer/Assistant Professor

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Phosphorus in farm roadway substrates: contrasting spatial and temporal patterns in dairy and beef farms

Spatial distribution of available phosphorus in surface road and trackway surface materials on a sheep farm in Ireland

Influence of sediment quality and microbial community on the functioning capacity of a constructed wetland treating alkaline leachate after 5.5 years in operation

Removal of hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) from aqueous solution using acid-modified poultry litter-derived hydrochar: adsorption, regeneration and reuse

Evaluating connectivity risk of farm roadway runoff with waters - Development and sensitivity analysis of a semi quantitative risk model

Dairy farm roadway surface materials as a P-source within the nutrient transfer continuum framework

A Review of On-farm Roadway Runoff Characterisation and Potential Management Options for Ireland

Removal of vanadium from aqueous solution using a red mud modified saw dust biochar

Application of KOH modified seaweed hydrochar as a biosorbent of Vanadium from aqueous solution: Characterisations, mechanisms and regeneration capacity

Isolation, nucleotide sequencing and genomic comparison of a Novel SXT/R391 ICE mobile genetic element isolated from a municipal wastewater environment

Collaborators (5)

Michael Ryan

J. Tony Pembroke

Ronan Courtney

Witold Kwapinski

Rajat Nag

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