Dr. Sarah Murnaghan

Sarah is a Lecturer in environmental science in the Department of Agriculture, Food & Animal Health and the Department of Life and Health Sciences, School of Health and Science. Sarah is also a Principal Investigator in the Centre for Freshwater and Environmental Studies.

Sarah’s multidisciplinary research interests include environmental change, lake and catchment management, water quality, climate change and eutrophication, environmental monitoring and assessment, palaeolimnology, bioremediation. She has previously worked on EPA-funded projects, including the EPA FP-7 ILLUMINATE and EPA FP-7 EFFECT research projects, and is currently involved in two TU Create PhD studentships focusing on the areas of bioremediation and agri-environment.