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2026

  1. Ortega, J.C.G., Hall, R.L., Ezzati, G., & Mellander, P-E. (2026). Land use and soil drainage interactions drive macroinvertebrates and diatoms composition but not their diversity. Scientific Reports 16, 4571. Open access
  2. Hawtree, D., Mellander, P-E., Adams, R., Ezzati, G., Jackson-Blake, L., Zurovec, O., Norling, M., & Galloway, J. (2026). Application of a parsimonious phosphorus model (SimplyP) to two hydrologically contrasting agricultural catchments in Ireland. Water 18(1), 6. Open access
  3. Negri, C., Ezzati, G., Haygarth, P.M., Macrae, M.L., Mellander, P-E., Spears, B.M., Trojahn, S., Wandel, J., & Stutter, M. (2026). How will climate change influence phosphorus systems? An expert elicitation approach. Journal of Environmental Quality, 55, e70167. Open access
  4. Scannell, S., Healy, M.G., McGinley, J., Ryan, P.C., Mellander, P-E., Morrison, L., Harmon-O’Driscoll, J. & Siggins, A. (2026). Reducing herbicide leaching by split-dose applications in organomineral and mineral soils. Environ Dev Sustain. Open access
  5. McCormack, M., Bragina, L., Hall, R.L., Ezzati, G., Buckley, C. & Lynch, B. (2026). The role of mandatory and voluntary management changes to improve nitrogen use efficiency on derogation and non-derogation dairy farms in Ireland. Journal of Dairy Science, Vol 109 (4). Open access
  6. Ezzati, G., Mellander, P-E., Ortega, J., Fan, B., & Murphy, C. (2026). Accelerated climate-induced risks of nitrogen-loss from agricultural catchments: Empirical modelling of extreme weather events using climate change scenarios. Water Research, Vol 308, Part A. Open access
  7. Ryan, D., Adams, R., Tavano, A., Antunes, P.O., Fenton, O. & Daly, K. (2026). Characterising N and P concentration patterns in farmyard-connected drainage ditches and the potential of leaky dams as an in-ditch mitigation option. Agricultural Water Management, Vol 333. Open access
  8. Sifundza, L.S., Habib, W., Yang, S., Murnane, J.G., Tuohy, P., Adams, R., & Fenton, O. (2026). An automated geospatial framework to identify internal farm roadways with potential roadway runoff connectivity to waters at meso‑catchment scale. Environmental Challenges, Vol 24. Open access