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Join us for a night of Science at the Mulranny Arts Center. Come hear about the science in your community. From the science of music and music, habitat fragmentation, and conservation.
Invisible Walls: Barriers we don't see but wildlife can't ignore
Marina Mulligan
(Conservation Biologist/Biodiversity Specialist)
Habitat fragmentation happens whilst we barely notice - noise, light and disturbance divides habitat and even changes animal behaviour"
The Science of Harmony
Risteárd Ó hAodha
(An Experimental Musician and Composer )
Music is often called a universal language and indeed there are certain harmonic properties that seem to be universally liked across cultures and the world. This is no coincidence, harmony is governed by the interaction of different sound frequencies. In this talk we will look at how certain frequencies create different harmonic qualities and why, along with some musical examples.
Origins of GMP
Patricia Mchale
(Analytical Technology Biologics Supervisor)
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) began with a basic but powerful idea: that every product should be made with care, consistency, and integrity. Born from the need to protect people from harm and ensure quality at every step, GMP grew into a global standard that reflects trust, discipline, and responsibility. It reminds us that behind every process is a patient, a consumer, or a community relying on us to get it right. GMP is more than a set of rules — it is a commitment to excellence, to safety, and to the belief that quality is never an accident, but the result of purpose and accountability.
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