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19 NOV

Live blog: Communicating science through social media

SciTech

Science HeaderJoin us here, live from 8pm, as we live blog a panel discussion featuring  Dr. Kevin Mitchell and journalist Maria Delaney, The talk, titled “Life in the Blogosphere – The joys and challenges of communicating science to the public”, has …

November 19, 2014Tagged: communication, kevin mitchell, liveblog, luke mcguinness, maria delaney, scienceLeave a commentSciTech November 19, 2014
11 NOV

Live blog: GenSoc’s “We are our DNA” debate

Luke McGuinness

Science HeaderJoin Online SciTech Editor, Luke McGuinness, live from 8pm as he covers GenSoc’s first debate, entitled “We are our DNA”, in association with the MetaFizz and TheoSoc. Bringing in experts from a variety of  fields, it hopes to discuss whether …

November 11, 2014Tagged: DEBATE, GenSoc, liveblog, luke mcguinness, MetaFizz, TheoSocLeave a commentLuke McGuinness November 11, 2014
SciTech
11 OCT

Prof. Nicola Marples, teaching hero

Luke McGuinness

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Professor Nicola Marples of the Department of Zoology was among 53 teachers from across the country to be awarded a ‘teaching hero’ award at the second annual awards on 30th September. Over a third of all awards went to lecturers
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October 11, 2014Tagged: luke mcguinness, Nicola Marples, Teaching AwardsLeave a commentLuke McGuinness October 11, 2014
26 SEP

Live blog: Discover Research Dublin

SciTech

Science HeaderOur SciTech team – Luke McGuinness, online editor; Dylan Lynch, editor; and Aidan Murray, deputy editor – bring you live updates on this year’s Discover Research Dublin events.[liveblog]…

September 26, 2014Tagged: aidan murray, discover research dublin, Dylan Lynch, luke mcguinnessLeave a commentSciTech September 26, 2014
SciTech
14 SEP

Making society management easier

Luke McGuinness

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Hive, a new system in society management, has made its college-wide debut this Freshers’ Week. The system, which runs through a free app for students and through an online site for committee members and organisers, has many advantages over the …

September 14, 2014Tagged: Ents, Hive, luke mcguinness, science, SocietyLeave a commentLuke McGuinness September 14, 2014
SciTech
03 JUL

TCD researchers enlist public help

Luke McGuinness

Luke McGuinness

Online Science & Tech Editor

You may have previously heard of crowd-sourcing – gathering resources, services or content from a large group of people, in particular in an online forum. Coined in 2005, a mixture of “crowd” and …

July 3, 2014Tagged: luke mcguinness, Reseach, Solar, Sunspotter, Trinity, ZooniverseLeave a commentLuke McGuinness July 3, 2014
SciTech
01 JUL

How to get the person of your dreams – with a little help from science

Luke McGuinness

Luke McGuinness

Online Science & Tech Editor

Love is, rather unromantically, little more than a complex biological process, drawing from fields including evolutionary biology and neuroscience, and involving substances such as oxytocin, the chemical responsible for many of the experiences …

July 1, 2014Tagged: Dating, Love, luke mcguinness, scienceLeave a commentLuke McGuinness July 1, 2014

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