James Webb Space Telescope being readied to capture first infrared images
Hubble successor is a next-generation infrared telescope, says researcher Patrick Kavanagh
Maths Week Ireland 2021 set to attract more than 250,000 young people
Minister for Education commends event for enhancing understanding of maths in society
What to see in the sky in June: Solar eclipse to appear on Thursday
A third of the sun will be plunged into darkness on Thursday morning
Preservation order issued for 1970s Dublin blocks
24 St Stephen’s Green and 10 Burlington Road added to record of protected structures
Apollo 11 – the Irish research connection
Cosmic ray work made DIAS and Ireland famous in the space science communities of ESA and Nasa
Irish scientists help unveil mystery of exotic matter in the Sun’s atmosphere
Team ’s plasma research may be used in development of nuclear energy generation
Mars landing: Nasa probe arrives on planet after ‘terror descent’
InSight probe lands on a flat plain just north of the planet’s equator called Elysium Planitia
Carlo Rovelli on Schrödinger, God and physics being ‘better than LSD’
‘I don’t think anyone knows where the universe came from, and I think we just have to accept that’
Young Scientist fallout: why online debate got wrong end of stick
Much of the social media criticism of this year’s winner was laced with uninformed commentary
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin: The scientific origins for ‘saints and scholars’
While we might not always celebrate our scientific heritage, it is entwined with our history and culture
Fact or fiction: Irish firm invents everlasting battery
Is Steorn’s Orbo technology a non-polluting, supercheap source of power – or a delusion ?
Geoscience companies drill down to collaborate
A network of 25 Irish engineering companies is delivering expertise in more than 50 countries
SFI research fellowships announced
Winners of this year’s SFI research fellowships show the scope and ambition of the valuable programme
Drilling down into geothermal heating
Ireland’s geothermal potential is good but the pace of progress has been slow
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