Danielle Gallagher

Dr. Danielle Gallagher is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. She works on the C-FAARER project within the O'Connor Lab, focusing on feasibility studies for regenerative seaweed farming in the Atlantic and Arctic sea basins, particularly in Norway and Ireland.

• Climate change mitigation and remediation strategies
• Enteric methane mitigation
• Community-driven regional resilience projects
• Microbial strain engineering for low-carbon fuels

Her research bridges plant science, industrial biotechnology, and climate entrepreneurship. She previously conducted EPA-funded work on Ireland’s Climate Change Assessment (ICCA) and founded the seaweed-based GHG reduction start-up DúlaBio. Dr. Gallagher earned her PhD at Imperial College London, where she explored alternative fuel sources through microbial engineering.