At each event, three Postgrad researchers, from any academic discipline, explain their work to an audience in a pub in exchange for a pint or two.
27/09/2019
We have a replacement speaker 😄
Charlotte Oliver from will be stepping in tonight to talk about something really interesting
Milk Extracellular Vesicles: Small Particles with Big Potential
UCC New Bar 7PM Tonight
Sadly Jodi will not be able to speak tonight on - Relationships with Music: A Trust-Building process
We wish her well at this time, and hopefully have her at a future event!
If any one would like to take her place DM us! (pls)
26/09/2019
Can Cleaning Cause Contamination
UCC New Bar 7 PM Friday the 27th September
Cork Discovers 2019 Teagasc Moorepark
26/09/2019
Feminism and Ethics in P**n
UCC New Bar 7 PM Friday the 27th September
Cork Discovers 2019
26/09/2019
Relationships with Music: A Trust-Building process
UCC NEW BAR 7PM FRIDAY THE 27TH SEPTEMBER
Cork Discovers 2019 University College Cork
24/09/2019
Discover research in the Pub with PubhD on Fri 27 Sept from 7pm at UCC New Bar.
Topics include:
1. Feminism and Ethics in P**n,
2. Relationships with Music: A Trust-Building process
3. Can Cleaning Cause Contamination?
REGISTER FREE HERE: https://www.facebook.com/events/2509765029075734/
Feminism and Ethics in P**n
Having been influenced by the delights of Eurotrash as a teenager, Caroline West went on to gain an MA in Sexuality studies and is now is finishing up her PhD looking at the experiences of women working in the p**n industry, and how feminism looks at those experiences. Her research also looks at the relationship between power, s*x and knowledge, and how ethical p**n research really is.
Relationships with Music: A Trust-Building process
Our second researcher is Jodi Mathieu, from Gloucester, Massachusetts (about an hour north of Boston) and carried out her research in Music Studies @ UCC. Generation X has been named the least nurtured, and least supported generation of all US history, with 43% of children facing parental/caregiver absenteeism before and after school. Children age 3-16 were at home for many hours by themselves every day for many years; this chronic lack of guidance or connection was traumatic. She seeks to explore how music became a trusted-other that served as a replacement guidance tool for Latchkey Children.
Can Cleaning Cause Contamination?
Billy McCarthy, a 3rd year PhD student, studies one of these contaminants, chlorate, which can impact the blood and the thyroid. He hopes of gain better understanding why chlorate gets into food and develop ways to ensure food safety.
We hope to see you there and hear some research that is going on, over a pint!
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23/09/2019
Join us for some research in the pub!
PubhD is a free, monthly event that targeted at the general public, allowing researchers from any discipline, to share their work in ten-minute laid back talks (no PowerPoint), followed by some friendly questions and answers.
Our first event of the new academic year will be at the Cork Discovers European Researchers Night event, this Friday, the 27th September 2019 at 7 PM. The event takes places in Aras na Mac Leinn on UCC Campus.
We have three speakers on the night, and have something for everyone
Feminism and Ethics in P**n
Having been influenced by the delights of Eurotrash as a teenager, Caroline West went on to gain an MA in Sexuality studies and is now is finishing up her Ph.D. looking at the experiences of women working in the p**n industry, and how feminism looks at those experiences. Her research also looks at the relationship between power, s*x, and knowledge and how ethical p**n research really is.
Relationships with Music: A Trust-Building process
Our second researcher is Jodi Mathieu, from Gloucester, Massachusetts (about an hour north of Boston) and carried out her research in Music Studies @ UCC. Her research primarily focuses on the intuitive relationships people form with music through traumatic experiences. Her focus group is Generation X's American Latchkey Children, those born between 1960 and 1980. Generation X has been named the least nurtured, and least supported generation of all US history, with 43% of children facing parental/caregiver absenteeism before and after school. Children age 3-16 were at home for many hours by themselves every day for many years; this chronic lack of guidance or connection was traumatic. She seeks to explore how music became a trusted-other that served as a replacement guidance tool for Latchkey Children.
Can Cleaning Cause Contamination?
The cleaning processes used in the food industry, are vital in the production of micro-biologically safe products for human consumption. The question remains, however, is there potential for the introduction of new contaminants of a chemical nature?
Billy McCarthy, a 3rd year Ph.D. student, studies one of these contaminants, chlorate, which can impact the blood and the thyroid. He hopes to gain a better understanding of why chlorate gets into food and develop ways to ensure food safety.
If you are interested in being one of our guest speakers for a future imply fill out the below form. Alternatively, if you want to speak at one of our other events (generally the first Thursday of every month), tick the relevant dates, you would be available to speak. Everyone is encouraged to speak (undergrad, masters, Ph.D., post-docs, research officer (anyone who is researching anything would like to share it)). You will be rewarded for your 10-minute talk with a drink (on us) on the night!
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For a look at our previous events, you can find us on YouTube. Don't forget to click into our event on Facebook!
We hope to see you there and hear some research that's going on, over a pint!
As always any questions, get in touch!
11/09/2019
Make sure to let us know if you are attending!
08/08/2019
Hello everyone! We are FINALLY coming back after an - admittedly unprecedented - hiatus!
Our first event of the new academic year will be at the Cork Discovers event on the 27th September 2019. The event takes places in Aras na Mac Leinn on UCC Campus.
If you are interested in being one of our guest speakers simply fill out the below form. Alternatively, if you want to speak at one of our upcoming events just tick the relevant dates you would be available to speak.
As always, if you have any queries pop us a message!
For a look at our previous events you can find us on YouTube (simply search our name) and follow us on Twitter for further updates. Don't forget to click into our event! We will post details of speakers there nearer the time 😁
PubhD Cork Speaker Registration If you are interested in speaking at Cork PubhD, please fill in the form, and we will contact with a date, and details. Venue and date will be confirmed once word is spread about the event.