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Mary Mullaghy
Institute of Chemistry of Ireland -
Siobhán Mullally
BCL(NUI 1988), LLM(LSE 1990), PhD(EUI 2003) Established Professor of Human Rights Law and UN Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons, Irish Centre for Human Rights, University of Galway Member, PL&A 2022 -
Stefan Müller
Assistant Professor and Ad Astra Fellow, UCD -
Trevor Mullins
Senior Publications Assistant, Publications -
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Margaret M Murnane
BSc (NUI 1981), MSc (NUI 1983), PhD (California, Berkeley 1989). Professor of Physics, Colorado. Honorary Member, Science 2013 -
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Thérèse Murphy
QUB -
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Cliona Murphy
ALLEA Working Group on Science Education -
Joan Murphy
Research Associate WorldFAIR, Digital Repository of Ireland -
Andrew Declan Murphy
BA(Dubl 1986), MA(Brandeis, MA 1989), PhD(Brandeis, MA 1994) Professor, TCD Member, PL&A 2023 -
Mary C. Murphy
Senior Lecturer and Jean Monnet Chair in European Integration, University College Cork -
Meadhbh Murphy
Deputy Librarian, Library -
John Murray
NUIG -
Una Murray
NUIG -
Griffin Murray
UCC -
Fionn D Murtagh
BA, BAI, MSc(Dubl), PhD(Paris), Habil.(Strasbourg) Professor of Data Science, University of Huddersfield Member, Science 2003 -
Stephen Myers
BSc(QUB 1968), PhD(QUB 1972), Docteur(hc Geneva 2001), DSc(hc QUB 2003) Head of Medical Applications, CERN Honorary Member, Science 2014 -
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Martin Naughton
hc(Notre Dame, NUI, Dubl, QUB, UU, Griffith College Dublin) Company President, Glen Dimplex Member, Science 2015 -
Diane Negra
BA, MA, PhD Chair, Culture and Heritage Working Group, Board member of the Inter Academy Panel Professor of Film Studies, University College Dublin Member, PL&A 2016 -
Margaret Jane Nelson
BSc, MSc, PhD(QUB) Leverhulme Fellow, Former Honorary Professor of Chemistry, UU Member, Science 1996
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