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Hannah Binner

Biography

Hannah graduated with a BSc Hons in Environmental Science in 2018 from University College Cork (UCC), followed by a one-year MSc (Res) in Environmental Science at UCC on an EPA-funded project supervised by Dr Tim Sullivan.

Currently Hannah is undertaking a PhD entitled ‘The impact of organic matter on heavy metal bioavailability in urban soils: experimental and field-based approaches’, which is funded by iCRAG and supervised by Prof Maria McNamara and Dr Tim Sullivan in the School of BEES at UCC.

Research Interests

Hannah is interested in tackling pollution and contamination problems that are caused by human impacts on the environment. She has conducted research on diverse environmental aspects, including freshwater monitoring and wastewater assessment using fields and sensor data, and sea surface temperature assessment using satellite data. She is now specialising her research into the area of geohazards by mapping urban soils across southern Ireland using a field- and lab-based approach.

Publications

 

Date Citation
2021 Binner, H.; Kamali, N.; Harding, M., and T. Sullivan. "Characteristics of wastewater originating from dental practices using predominantly mercury-free dental materials." Science of the Total Environment, 152632 (2021). [DOI]
Binner, H.; Sullivan, T., and M. E. McNamara. "Systematic review of metal contamination in European soils: progress and future directions." ENVIRON 2021, Online (2021).
Binner, H.; Sullivan, T., and M. E. McNamara. "Metal contamination of urban soils in Cork, Ireland" EGU 2021, Online (2021).
2020 Binner, H.; Sullivan, T., and M. E. McNamara. "The impact of organic matter on heavy metal bioavailability in urban soils: experimental and field-based approaches." GSI Geoscience 2020, Online (2020).
Sullivan, T.; Binner, H.; Kamali, N., and M. Harding. "Characteristics of wastewater associated with dental practice." ENVIRON 2020, Online (2020)
Binner, H.; Sullivan, T., and M. E. McNamara. "The impact of organic matter on heavy metal bioavailability in urban soils: experimental and field-based approaches." Irish Geological Research Meeting (IGRM) 2020, Athlone, Ireland (2020).
Binner, H.; Sullivan, T.; Hayes, M., and M. Harding. "Characterisation of dental wastewaters associated with the use of mercury-free materials." SETAC Europe 30th Annual Meeting, Online (2020).
2019 Binner, H.; Sullivan, T.; Kamali, N.; Hayes, M., and M. Harding. "Assessment of the potential environmental impacts arising from mercury-free dental restorative materials."  International Association for Dental Research (IADR) Annual Meeting, Cork, Ireland (2019).
Binner, H.; Kamali, N.; Harding, M., and T. Sullivan. "Assessment of the potential environmental impacts arising from mercury-free dental restorative materials." ENVIRON 2019, Carlow, Ireland (2019).
2018 Binner, H.; Kamali, N.; Harding, M., and Sullivan, T. "Assessment of the environmental and health impacts arising from mercury-free dental restorative materials." Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) – Health Service Executive (HSE) “Knowledge and Data" Conference, Dublin, Ireland (2018).
Binner, H.; Sullivan, T., and R. Scarrott. "Assessment of the utility of the ESA SST CCI product for environmental research using data from meteorological buoys in the North Atlantic." Zenodo (2018). [DOI]

Professional Activity

Organisation Status
Environmental Sciences Association of Ireland (ESAI) Student Member

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Contact:

Email: hannah.binner@ucc.ie

Hannah Binner (PhD Student)
School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES),
University College Cork,
Distillery Fields Campus,
North Mall,
Cork T23 TK30,
Ireland.

Contact

Name:

Hannah Binner

Contact Details:

Position:

PhD Student

Supervisor:

Maria McNamara & Timothy Sullivan

Qualifications:

BSc (Hons) Environmental Science; MSc Environmental Science

Research Area:

Environmental Science

Category:

Postgraduates

Materials & Environmental Science Applications

Grúpa Taighde d'Ábhair & Feidhmeanna Eolaíocht Chomhshaoil

School of BEES, University College Cork, Cork Enterprise Centre, Distillery Fields, North Mall, Cork, T23 TK30

Funding Sources

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