Congratulations to former DairyLink adviser Dr Aidan Cushnahan, who is taking up a new dairy research job at the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) facility at Hillsborough in Co Down.
Aidan is no stranger to AFBI Hillsborough, having gained a PhD there a few years ago (I won’t say how many), and then working as a research scientist, before finally succumbing to the lure of a job at CAFRE Greenmount.
The good folk at AFBI are lucky to be getting Dr Aidan back. He is also one of the most decent people you will ever meet.
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Congratulations to former DairyLink adviser Dr Aidan Cushnahan, who is taking up a new dairy research job at the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) facility at Hillsborough in Co Down.
Aidan is no stranger to AFBI Hillsborough, having gained a PhD there a few years ago (I won’t say how many), and then working as a research scientist, before finally succumbing to the lure of a job at CAFRE Greenmount.
The good folk at AFBI are lucky to be getting Dr Aidan back. He is also one of the most decent people you will ever meet.
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