Rice farmers utilise tides to boost yield
The high tides start off by pushing water up the Tana river from mid-October, and farmers dig canals to allow the river water to to flow into the farm
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The high tides start off by pushing water up the Tana river from mid-October, and farmers dig canals to allow the river water to to flow into the farm
Galway Bay FM 5 April 2021 print Galway Bay FM Newsroom – Researchers from CÚRAM at NUI Galway have joined two international partnerships to improve medical technology to advance cell therapies and the treatment of heart disease. The partnerships are part of the US-Ireland Resarch and Development Partnership Programme. The goal of the programme is to increase collaborative efforts between the United States, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The first new partnership is the Cardiac Organoid Systems Partnership. This will aim to develop regenerative medicine technologies to treat...