Signing the way for science in deaf education
Research Lives: Dr Elizabeth Mathews, assistant professor at DCU School of Inclusive and Special Education
Tyndall National Institute researcher gets Institute of Physics medal
Brian Corbett is awarded Katharine Burr Blodgett Prize for work on photonic devices
The Armagh woman who made one of the greatest astronomical discoveries of 20th century
Wild Geese: Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell says there were upsides to not winning a Nobel prize
Hands off Hubble’s law: Renaming evidence for the big bang theory
Give Hubble his due and let’s try not to rewrite history
Figuring out why women don’t figure in Stem industries
How do we encourage more girls to defy the stereotypes and take up Stem subjects?
From Democritus to Einstein, the long search for the tiny atom
Their existence was posited 2,500 years ago, and they were thought to be ‘indivisible’
National children’s science centre risks being put on a shelf for another decade
Opinion: It has funding, government backing and planning permission. So what’s taking so long?
Leaving Cert physics: Students tripped up by light question not feeling fantastic
Wide-ranging exam is well-received by teachers and students
Former Trinity provost appointed to Irish Times Trust
Dr John Hegarty was previously TCD dean of research and head of Physics Department
Ireland to join European space research organisation
European Southern Observatory membership to boost skills in data analytics and software
Scientist who sees funny side of physics wins Somerville medal
Dr Jessamyn Fairfield’s work as writer on physics for a popular audience honoured
Time to look at science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects in the classroom
While research is under way on teaching and learning in the sciences, there are few agencies actively supporting ways to investigate and develop school practices
Obituary: Prof Kevin Carroll
Boyle medal winner was acknowledged as a foremost authority in the area of molecular spectroscopy
Tech Week festival to attract over 100,000 students
Event which seeks to promote technology-related subjects, promises fun for all
National Children’s Science Centre due to open in 2018
Planetarium is centrepiece of multimillion-euro plan for ‘Exploration Station’
Octopus tentacles inspire new robotic arm for surgery
Flexible mechanical device is able to access hard-to-reach regions of the body
International research: if you’re not in you can’t win
The International Research Organisation review panel is considering if Ireland should stump up cash to join research bodies
Ireland’s rich history in science deserves acclaim
Opinion: time to give John Bell the recognition he deserves
Physics Nobel Prize awarded to inventors of blue LED
Award for creation of energy efficient light source won by American and Japanese trio
Progress in science hindered by gender imbalance, researchers warn
Bos account for three-quarters of Leaving Cert physics students
Minister defends maths syllabus
Proportion* of honours is down but Ruairí Quinn claims student performance has improved
Take a breath for the ultimate answer on how to burn more fat
Simple detector shows when the body begins to burn fat stores
Do medieval Irish monks hold key to cold weather?
Irish Annals trawled for evidence of climate change
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