Stephen Hynes

Only two weeks to this years Marine Economics and Policy Research Symposium universityofgalway.ie/semru/newseven…

📍Registration is now open for the 12th Annual Marine Economics and Policy Research Symposium, 6th December @MarineInst @SEMRU_NUIG #OceanEconomy #MarineResearch #MarinePolicy #MarineEconomy @uniofgalway @famaire @agriculture_ie

Prof Alan Ahearne of @SEMRU_NUIG and @Whitaker_Inst presenting results at #NavigatingTo2050. Findings suggest there will be impacts on maritime sector and wider economy from meeting Fitfor55 fuel regulations but "the impacts are managable"

Professor Stephen Hynes, Director of the Socio-Economic Marine Research Institute at the University of Galway discussed Ireland’s leadership in socio-economic marine research and its relevance to Arctic inhabitants and indigenous people #ArcticCircle2022

Join us today at #ArcticCircle2022 in Reykjavík for a fantastic discussion on Irish research and expertise in the Arctic! Find us at Skarðsheiði, Third Level, Harpa Centre at 7pm!

Nice to have a new institute name @uniofgalway that now fits on to a name tag!

Nice to see @uniofgalway well represented at Ireland's first session @_Arctic_Circle Assembly

Excited to support Ireland’s 🇮🇪 first ever panel discussion at the #ArcticCircleAssembly in Reykjavík 🇮🇸 tonight. A great opportunity to showcase how Irish expertise in marine research & business can contribute to current & future Arctic challenges! 👉arcticcircle.org

Two firsts for me today. First time I have been involved in a comment article on someone else's work and first time using new university name @uniofgalway in a peer reviewed article

Ireland today opened a consulate in Brittany to celebrate 4x more ferry links between Ireland/France 43% more passengers Trade up by 18% between 🇮🇪 and its nearest EU neighbour 🇫🇷 "Big thanks to Mr Johnson !" says @stephperrin35 VP Brittany Region 👇 😀 #xtor=AD-1481423553" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">leparisien.fr/economie/apres…

Our reassessment of 100yrs of Irish Econ. History through the lens of Sustainable Development now in the European Review of Econ. History. A Great compliment to O'Grada & @kevinhorourke 100yrs of Independence. @IrishResearch @Whitaker_Inst @SEMRU_NUIG academic.oup.com/ereh/article-a…

Great to see #RVTomCrean pull into town!

Interesting to hear aquaculture industry concerns at @EU_MARE Policy Day in Vigo where we discussed artisanal fisheries and aquaculture, challenges and opportunities for sustainable policies 'Blue Fear' a new term for me! @SEMRU_NUIG @Whitaker_Inst

Great to catch up with our colleague and friend Prof Matteo Richiardi of @iseressex in Galway on the first stopover of the Round Britain & Ireland yacht race in which he is competing. Best of luck on the rest of the journey from all at @SEMRU_NUIG

Should be interesting. grooveyard.idloom.events/renewable-ener…

Graduation was delayed due to Covid but Dr Suzanne van Osch and Dr John Deely finally got their day out today @nuigalway. Congrats to both. Suzanne is now a lecturer @VUamsterdam while John is a @MarineInst Fellow at @SEMRU_NUIG. Proud supervisor in the middle!

Congrats to Dr Paula Cullen now working with @teagasc and Dr Luke McGrath now working with @WesternDevCo who graduated with their PhDs in Economics from @nuigalway yesterday. One of their proud supervisors in between! @SEMRU_NUIG

On the 100th anniversary of James Joyce's Ulysses "The sea, the snotgreen sea, the scrotumtightening sea"

Link to the special issue should read cbe.miis.edu/joce/vol8/iss2/

Delighted to see the special issue of @CBE_MIIS Journal of Ocean and Coastal Economics on oceans and national income accounting. Great papers on the economics of #OurOcean from advances in national ocean accounts to marine ecosystem service valuation cbe.mis.edu/joce/vol8/iss2/