Spéis 2019-2020 Bulletin

Spéis

2018-2019 ICTM IE bulletin General Editor: Stephanie Ford Irish Language Editor: Éamonn Costello

ICPESS 2016 Proceedings Book, Editor

Dear all , This has been a difficult year for everyone in this research group. It is truly sad that we have not been able to gather and celebrate each other's accomplishments, scholarship, and publications as colleagues and friends as we have in years past. We hope this retrospective newsletter attempting to pull together collective accomplishments from this annus horribilis will somewhat suffice. This has been a year of learning new ways to share and collaborate through virtual conferences, meetings, classes, book launches, and strained cocktail hours. We want to congratulate our colleagues who were able to make the most of this year through their scholarship despite immense personal and professional challenges. This list is unfortunately incomplete as the sheer number of online book talks, conferences, and more make it impossible to fully account for the presence of our group members, but we hope this listing allows for a glimpse into the terrific work of our colleagues and serves as a platform for further discussion and sharing. To all we wish you the happiest of holidays and a very happy new year. Sincerely, The EMoDiR Newsletter Team

2002

Sandia is a multiprogram laboratory operated by Sandia Corporation, a Lockheed Martin Company, for the United States Department of Energy under Contract DE-AC04-94AL85000.

Abstracts of the Posters and Papers presented at the 2020 SSEA/SEEA Scholars' Colloquium, Nov. 6th-8th, 2020

Comitology Newsletter, 2020

The Comitology Newsletter is a 4-page summary of the month’s most important developments in EU secondary legislation. Main news this month: - Taxonomy: the Commission refuses to provide its draft delegated act to Member States - Parliament and Council set for collision on Covid recovery fund? - Controversial food additive opposed by MEPs - Green Deal, ENVI Committee adopts amendments to draft Climate Law - Comitology procedures, Veto on maximum residue limits: a creative use of procedures

2022

SIEL Newsletter

2010

Derya Oktay, Dizem Arifler, and Bahar Taneri, as well as all the associate editors and editorial assistants, without whose hard work, effort, and time, the EMU Research Newsletter would not have developed to this professional level. Special thanks go to Fatih Parlak, who has continued to help us with the photography although he is no longer a member of the editorial team. I should also thank all the faculty members and students who have contributed to the newsletter since 2005. Their contributions mean a lot. In line with the mission of the Research Advisory Board, the aim of the Research Newsletter is to promote and advance the research culture at EMU. With this aim in mind, we hope to keep you informed about the research activities EMU faculty members and students are involved in, hopefully enhance new research collaborations, and acknowledge and appreciate the abundance of research carried out at our university. Needless to say, the fulfillment of these aims relies on your invaluable contributions. In this first issue, two new sections are introduced to the Research Newsletter. The first of these is a feature where we interview a graduate student and the supervisor simultaneously. With this new feature, we hope to bring together the perspectives of the two main research stakeholders. The second addition is a section entitled 'Upcoming conferences in North Cyprus'. Through this section, we intend to keep EMU researchers informed about upcoming conferences at