‘It’s life or death’: Turf burning in urban areas blamed for rise in stroke admissions
Turf responsible for more air pollution than coal in Dublin and Birr, study finds
Could the new space telescope unlock the secrets of the universe?
The James Webb Space Telescope may tell us more about dark matter and other mysteries
Ventilation looms large in fractious debate on quelling coronavirus
Emphasis on air quality in places like Japan means fewer cases ‘in Tokyo than Rathfarnham’
School libraries move into the digital age
Librarians steer young minds towards art, media and cultural activities
Trinity College teams up with Microsoft on quantum computing programme
Tech firm to provide funding for research
Quantum computing poised to transform big-data landscape
Problems that defy traditional computing can be solved by quantum solutions
Covid-19: NUIG project to help rapidly identify seriously-ill patients
Scientists to use national supercomputer and artificial intelligence to develop system
Researchers use Irish whiskey to create graphene
Best results producing wonder material come from Teeling whiskey, researchers find
Brilliant insight into the dead stars that light up the universe
Astrophysicists from Trinity and QUB part of international discovery team
‘Time Tries All Things’: magical physics and the nature of chronology
Grace Weir’s new film just might explain the nature of life, the universe and everything
Research finds gardeners have low level of exposure to controversial pesticide
Glyposate exposure levels were just 1 per cent of accepted European norms, NUI Galway study finds
Only 5 per cent of Ireland’s night skies are free from artificial light, says expert
First survey of night-time light will seek citizens’ participation
Help scientists understand the influence of light on the environment
Take part in the first-ever survey of night-time lighting in Ireland
A new age of radio astronomy at Birr Castle
New telescope allows Irish astronomers to explore a range of astronomical phenomena from solar physics to planets outside our solar system
Apocalypse wow: Saharan dust and Iberian fires turn European skies red
Ophelia leaves stamp on skyline after creating giant sunlight filter in upper atmosphere
Space . . . a new frontier is announced
Irish scientists contribute to research on event that ‘opened new window to the Universe’
One day the ‘Voyager’ spacecrafts may be the only evidence that we ever existed
Saluting our interstellar ambassadors who for 40 years explored the beauty and diversity of the outer solar system
UCD spin-out company head Tony McEnroe wins start-up award
SiriusXT has developed a microscope that can generate 3D images of biological cells
New Innovator: Electrical Analytics
New monitoring system helps power grid operators meet the challenges they face from electric vehicles and growth in renewable energy.
What are exoplanets and can they sustain life?
‘It seems possible that any planet with a mass a few times that of Earth could have an atmosphere similar to the Earth’s’
Teens develop robot to teach children basics of coding
Trinity Walton Club aims to show how real world problems might be solved by Stem
Who’d want a career in science or engineering?
From computer coding to space exploration a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics can take you anywhere
Trinity College Dublin researcher gets €2.2m European grant
Amber’s principal investigator, Prof Jonathan Coleman, to receive ERC funding
UCD spin-out company wins European Space Agency contract
Parameter Space will develop software to assess data returning from ESA’s Gaia satellite
Quantum cryptography offers best solution to internet security
Information stored as photons cannot be infiltrated due to uncertainty principle
Santa’s route is the equivalent of 250 laps of globe
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