STEM

Mayo girls getting into the STEM of things

Girls aged 13 to 17 from Mount Saint Michael Secondary School, Claremorris are taking part in a unique 12-week programme,…

5 years ago

New DCU report on STEM learning, educators and industry need better connection

A newly published white paper ‘Immersive STEM Learning Experiences to Shape Shared Futures,’ which details insights from the DCU-led STEM…

5 years ago

Huawei Ireland launches new scholarship programme for Irish third-level STEM students

Huawei Ireland has launched a new scholarship programme for Irish third-level STEM students that will provide €250,000 in academic grants…

5 years ago

SciFest: Inspiring students across the country

SciFest, Ireland’s largest and most inclusive second level STEM fair programme is calling on students across the country to enter…

6 years ago

How We Can Keep STEM/STEAM Available to All with Dr Niamh Shaw

Dr Niamh Shaw, the Irish award-winning STEM communicator, scientist, engineer, writer and performer who has set herself a life mission…

6 years ago

ICRAG to hold Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Conference

There is an urgent need for a wider discussion on how geoscience can be made more inclusive and accessible for…

6 years ago

DePuy Ireland’s first ever STEM Programme event

150 pupils from four Cork primary schools recently attended DePuy Ireland Unlimited Company’s (“DePuy Ireland”) first-ever Virtual STEM Academy Programme…

6 years ago

Science Foundation Ireland annual report launched for 2019

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, TD, has today launched the 2019 Science Foundation…

6 years ago

Why we cannot go back to the old normal, We need equality now

By Theodora Lau and Bradley Leimer If there was ever a desire and a need for normalcy, it would seem…

6 years ago

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