The summer programme will officially be launched by DCU President, Professor Ferdinand von Prondzynski. Following the opening address, DCU Summer Scholars lecturers will be available to answer questions from prospective students and parents. There will also be talks on each of the course choices available and there will be further ...
This annual event involves a postgraduate finalist from each of the Republic’s seven universities presenting their research in an easy to understand manner to a lay audience. This is a competition that will test both their communication skills and their ability to make their research accessible to all.
Come along and ...
On the morning of 12 March between 10.00 am and 12 noon a number of short immunology lectures, directly relevant to the Leaving Certificate curriculum, are being organized in association with the Irish Society for Immunology. Each of the four 30 minute lectures will focus on how our body seeks ...
Register your interest today for the 2010 UCD UniLife Science Summer School in UCD on the 8 and 9 of June. The two days will comprise of taster lectures and practicals in a variety of science subjects.
The aim of the summer school is to enable students to experience life as ...
There will be a UCD Computer Science and Informatics Open Evening on the 23 February 2010 between 6:00pm and 7:30pm. The aim of the evening is to facilitate students in understanding the DN030 Computer Science degree at UCD.
Who should attend?
This event is aimed at 6th years who are interested in ...
Could life exist elsewhere in the universe? Do black holes really exist? Are there planets around stars beyond our sun? Find out more about studying physics at UCD and get careers information at the Physics Open Evening for 5th and 6th year students.
Who should attend?
This event is aimed at 6th ...
The annual Tyndall Lecture on Physics for Schools will take place in the RDS on 1 February 2010.
The lecture by Dr Cathal Flynn from the School of Physics at Dublin Institute of Technology will include some action-packed demonstrations that you can make yourself – using easily available items such as ...
Astronomy Ireland’s Christmas Lecture will be presented by Tim de Zeeuw, director of the European Southern Observatory who will discuss “ESO and the World’s Biggest Telescopes: The Present and The Future”.
The lecture will take place in McNeill Theatre, Hamilton Building in Trinity College on 14 December at 8.00pm.
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The next in a series of public talks organised by NUI Galway’s Centre of Astronomy will explore the topic of Giant Telescopes.
The free event takes places at 7.30pm on Wednesday, 9 December, in the McMunn Lecture Theatre, Arts & Science Building, NUI Galway.
A lecture, presented by NUI Galway’s Dr Alexander ...
The Irish Computer Society is holding a reception at Science Gallery to honour the outstanding achievements of newly crowned Irish World Champions “Koni Kats”, in the F1 in Schools World Championships.
“Koni Kats” beat 31 international teams vying for the Champions title. The winners were presented with the Bernie Ecclestone World ...
