More than 6,000 solar panels installed across campus should help to save more than €62 million in energy expenses over the next 25 years.

Farmsmart provides real-time, customised recommendations to farmers based on data about their location, soil type and other parameters.

By pressing and folding polymer film, university researchers created a non-hazardous, high-density electric storage facility.

A naturally occurring gene creates plants that can survive better in tougher environmental conditions.

The mix of materials used in the panel absorbs a variety of wavelengths of light, turning ambient lighting into a power source.

The AI-powered machine uses satellite geo-location data to save resources, making farming more sustainable.

The Whooshh Passage Portal system uses a pneumatic tube and AI-powered sorting to help native fish species over dams.

The design allows for the separation of urine, which is rich in nutrients and when treated can be used as fertiliser.

The cows who live on the vessel are milked by robots and are fed with local vegetation.

FluroSat uses real-time analytics to provide farmers with recommendations on how to optimise crops.

The film serves as a waste-free heating and cooling system by absorbing heat, holding it and then releasing at night.

A biogas company and a creamery are teaming up to recycle food waste for use as feedstock.