Medics and vets have seen agents such as the MRSA hospital bug and ‘totally drug-resistant TB’ survive treatment and come back stronger

Funding for InSight programme at risk if US president proceeds with ‘space force’ plan

Virtually everyone in one UK recruitment firm’s survey felt underpaid for their work

The sophistication of data analysis systems continues to grow, as does our willingness to allow tech giants to permeate our daily lives

Elon Musk is just the latest high achiever to overstep bounds of social acceptibility

Project linked to NUI Galway seeks to utilise surplus power generated by wind turbines

Plan to link funding to ‘key national priorities’ ignores underlying problems

Ireland tends to focus on the arts but our scientists and their careers are world class

‘It is about asking simple natural questions, and the answers are not always those that our intuition would guess’

Stop telling country dwellers how great high-speed broadband will be – just deliver it

Future generations will be in retreat if we fail to make Paris Agreement work

Future generations will be in retreat if we fail to make Paris Agreement work

Data is pointing to a much stormier future, plus extreme rainfall events

Patients less likely to be fobbed off these days with a vague promise they will get better

US election, Brexit latest and Hinkley Point nuclear reactor discussed this week

At the coalface of groundbreaking scientific and health research all over the world are these eight pioneering women

Each Thursday for five weeks, a series of surveys on irishtimes.com will give you a chance to help direct health policy

In this introduction to friendship week, Laura Kennedy looks at how friendships often take a back seat to romantic or family relationships despite studies that show they are essential to health and happiness

Science never ceases to discover new things

The newly discovered human species adds astonishing information to our family tree

SMEs have been slow to go after research grants under Horizon 2020 programme

The mix in 2050 will include gas-powered turbines and offshore wind-and-wave farms

Research based on Comet 67P mission published in Science journal

The 50 people - in public service, business and law - who run the Republic

The deal was signed yesterday by Richard Bruton and Stephen Farry

Quinn publishes Bill to allow for the creation of a number of technological universities

Experiment developed by Dublin scientists flew to the moon in 1972 with Apollo 16

While studies have linked cancer risks to power lines, distance from the lines is key

Young business entrepreneurs impress with innovative technology

Comparative study involved testing both meats in a range of categories

Caelen’s code modifies what the engine is doing to deliver an enhanced service

Comments met with shouts and cheers from students

Cat’s eye road reflector with extra blue coloured lens devised

‘My scientific proof is seen in my own community’

Higgins praises the vision of the founders of event

Judging of exhibits created by up to 1,200 students aged 12 to 18 begins today

Science Editor Dick Ahlstrom finds out what the past 49 young scientist winners are up to now

Teaching Council to get sanctions 12 years after legislation proposing measure introduced

Ratings scheme allows for different college goals