National University of Ireland Galway

Henry O’Donnell (56) entered water in Co Donegal in feat which could take a year

Varying environments and disruption of communication require firms to think differently

Aquila Bioscience claims its cellulose-based material will have an ‘enormous impact’ in arresting the spread of coronavirus

New research calls into question recent redefinition of hypertension in guidelines

Charities Regulator criticises university foundation spending on business class flights and luxury hotels

Research paves the way for longer lasting pacemakers, biosensors and insulin delivery systems

Baseball was seen as a potential Irish nationalist tool to dull the lingering influence of cricket

Project creators need to be realistic and do their homework before jumping on the bandwagon

Developing tools to identify most efficient cows among proposed projects

Psychologist warns against being too attached to tradition and leaving work pile up

Funding to support onshore wind, solar energy and energy storage schemes

Analysis of DNA from human remains is beginning to unravel some of the mysteries of the past

Five Irish universities ranked in latest employability rankings by QS

Food On The Edge line-up revealed and theme of ‘Conversations’ announced

Third-level institutions will need to meet minimum standards of response to sexual harassment on campus

Seed funding aimed at commercialising implant to treat arthritis of thumb joint

For a start, you need to be happy in your own skin and respectful of the views of others

Early diagnosis critical: Catching this disease early means it has less time to develop

Food File: Baileys goes vegan-friendly and venue revealed for Food On The Edge

Bank ready to provide more funding for social housing

Research carried out by team at Galway Neuroscience Centre and CÚRAM

Heinz Peter Nasheuer is facing claims he tried to ‘sabotage’ a colleague’s career

Prof Heinz Peter Nasheuer denies allegations of bullying made by colleague at university

Safefood warns diners of serious or life-threatening food poisoning

Universities’ initiative aims to create highly skilled workforce for high-tech sector

James McGlennon of Liberty has insights on the changing role of tech in insurance

TCD ‘delighted’ at return to Times Higher Education World University Rankings

Your presence is the gift most likely to make a difference to loved ones

William Reville: One theory proposes that they were assimilated into modern human stock by interbreeding

Presidential archives don’t have to be in the Pale to be a resource for everyone

But set up fun events about vintage clothes and food waste and you can turn them into activists, according to a new wave of green organisers

I still use my experience of repeating as an example of determination and maturity at a young age to follow the path I truly wanted

Four female lecturers alleging gender discrimination in a competition for promotion

Obituary: ‘Tá an fheadóg dheireanach séidte, ach a leithéid de chluiche’

Four staff members claim they were not promoted to senior role due to their gender

Cúram’s partnership with universities is key to its innovation

Cúram’s medical devices programme will see 31 postdoctoral fellowships granted over four years

Trade between Ireland and Arab world full of opportunities, says Gerald Lawless

Inquiry hears ECB ‘quite strident’ that no bailout would be available if cuts imposed

Event part of unofficial rag week and not connected to NUIG, says student union president