Academic freedom or sexual harassment?
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A sexual harassment complaint against a lecturer who showed a female colleague a research paper on the sexual activities of bats has been upheld. Read more » |
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A sexual harassment complaint against a lecturer who showed a female colleague a research paper on the sexual activities of bats has been upheld. Read more » |
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Today’s Cabinet reshuffle saw Tánaiste Mary Coughlan switched to Education and Batt O’Keeffe moved to Enterprise, Trade and Employment. Read more » |
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On March 19, Máire Geoghegan-Quinn delivered her first public address in Ireland since becoming European Commissioner for Research, Innovation and Science. Read more » |
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A Department of Education ‘profile analysis’ of grades awarded at Leaving Cert and Higher Education levels has found evidence of ’significant’ inflation. Read more » |
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A unique pre-famine manuscript covering the period leading up to and including the Great Famine was recently presented to Glucksman Library. Read more » |
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“Nanoethics - Big Ethical Issues with Small Technology” is a new book by Dr. Dónal O’Mathúna, lecturer in ethics, decision-making and evidence. Read more » |
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A unique Teaching and Research Partnership has been launched between University College Dublin and St. Michael’s House, provider of services for people with an intellectual disability. Read more » |
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At the opening of Nanoweek, Education & Science Minister Batt O’Keeffe unveiled a new discovery which has the potential to replace animal testing. Read more » |
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Teachers and lecturers across the country have voted in favour of strike action in protest at Government plans to cut €1.3 billion from their earnings. Read more » |
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The 49m euro research building at Tyndall Institute was opened on Nov 2 by Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment, Mary Coughlan. Read more » |
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Professor Frank Gannon, Director General of Science Foundation Ireland, has been elected to the Steering Committee of the European research association, EUROHORCs Read more » |
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Iognáid O Muircheartaigh, former president of NUI Galway, is to undertake an international study on academic freedom in conjunction with the New York… Read more » |
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The School of Computer Science and Informatics at UCD is seeking to fill 23 PhD posts, eight post-doctoral positions, and two research assistant posts. Read more » |
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Hibernia College is now inviting applications for a number of new career opportunities which exist as a result of the expansion of its programme suite. Read more » |
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A ground-breaking joint research initiative by Trinity College and UCD aims to mainly target PhD students and to create tens of thousands of jobs. Read more » |
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Researchers at TCD’s School of Pharmacy have developed a revised form of the drug aspirin which may allow it to be used in long-term prevention. Read more » |
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Delegates from Ireland, UK, Europe, Asia, US and Australia gather in Cork this week for the 6th European Conference on Wireless Sensor Networks. Read more » |
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On February 3, a collection of the private papers of the former Taoiseach Charles J Haughey was formally donated to Dublin City University. Read more » |
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NUI Maynooth’s new research magazine aims to provide readers with an accessible insight into the latest research advancements at the university. Read more » |
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A new Flow Cytometry Facility was officially opened on Jan 26 in Trinity College’s Institute of Molecular Medicine, located at St. James’s Hospital. Read more » |