A hidden biodiversity hotspot in Dublin’s suburbs
Trinity College Dublin’s botanic garden sits on a 1.5 hectare site by Palmerston Park
Wrap your mind around science books this Christmas
A good read: From the science of surfaces to the tropical Arctic and ... a lot more besides
Feed the birds by opening a bird cafe in your garden
Set your bird table and feeders at least two metres from ground cover so they can’t be ambushed easily by cats
Living Architecture: Investigating the interface between biology and architecture – a new vision for homes and cities
Living organisms can be used in the construction of buildings and to heat and light them
Digging into plants of the past
Access Science: Dublin conference to explore findings from fossilised flora
‘Our climate is changing at a faster pace than ever before in geological history’
Research Lives: Prof Jennifer McElwain, UCD School of Biology and Environmental Science
Carbon dioxide levels ‘at highest point in human history’
UCD conference told water shortages to be problem for significant proportions of world by 2030
Take a deep breath: how oxygen shaped the Earth
The see-sawing oxygen content of air through history helped dinosaurs and mammals to thrive and contributed to mass extinctions
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