The 2011 Bealtaine Festival will take place from 13-22 May, culminating in International Day for Biological Diversity on 22 May. The Bealtaine Festival of Outdoor Science is celebrating its seventh birthday this year, with outdoor events for all ages. The festival last year was chosen by the Guardian newspaper as ...
2011 is the International Year of Chemistry, and as part of the celebrations Anyone 4 Science is holding a series of one-day colourful chemistry workshops suitable for 7 to 12-year-olds during the Easter break There will also be a number of junior science workshops for 5 to 7-year-olds. The junior ...
Check out Dublin’s role as 2012 European City of Science
UCD backs project for Ireland’s first film festival dedicated to science subjects
One of the most successful Science Weeks to date
How your primary school can get involved and display their class projects
Find out about this year’s free public lectures, from new inventions to space exploration
Outdoor science festival for schools and the general public in the southeast region
An presentation entitled “Deadly Moons” will be held on the 26 April between 18.00 and 19.30 in St Pius National School by the Brigins and Cygnets Templeogue Troops. Event location St Pius National School, Fortfield Park, Terenure, Dublin 6W. Contact Contact the Brigins and Cygnets Templeogue Troops by email or check ...
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 ...
