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Ingenious Ireland a window on a not so distant past
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Higgins: Moral question of how Irish treat immigrants must be a concern
President made comments while speaking at ceremony honouring 12 Irish emigrants
Mary Mulvihill’s science and technology book republished
‘Ingenious Ireland’ by late Irish Times contributor was first printed in 2002
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Exhibition recognises Irish input in major astronomical discoveries
Rathmines-made solar telescope among items on display in Above and Beyond show
New space at Birr Castle will advance astronomical education
AstroLands will stage space camps and workshops
Irish scientists celebrated in Mary Mulvihill award winner’s work
Illustrator and Trinity student Laura Katharine Finnegan wins 2019 prize
Royal Irish Academy to establish a new academy for leading young researchers
RIA’s new five-year plan launched by Prof Peter Kennedy at admittance day ceremony
A new map of Ireland: Honouring some of our outstanding women
We propose sites for new street names, sculptures for International Women’s Day
Figuring out why women don’t figure in Stem industries
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Young Scientist winner considering academia over industry career
Irish astrophysicist Bell Burnell says she was overwhelmed with imposter syndrome when she went to Cambridge University
This turbulent monk: Did the CIA kill vocal war critic Thomas Merton?
Mystery still surrounds death of noted Catholic writer in Thailand 50 years ago
The pioneering Irishwomen who made exciting Space discoveries
Space Week: Remarkable women strategically navigated a male-dominated field
Mistruth in science: why is it so prevalent?
Winner of 2018 Mary Mulvihill Award tackles difficult question with a punchy, passionate paper
Sci-tech festival Inspirefest comes to Dublin
Three-day event aims to showcase diversity and leadership in Stem sectors
Ireland’s rich history in science deserves acclaim
Opinion: time to give John Bell the recognition he deserves
Curiouser and curiouser – Festival to shed light on science
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Festival of Curiosity offers day-time events and evening programme of science debates, discussions and shows
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