Ian Robertson

Business will have to implement plans for ‘worst-case scenario’, the leaders said

Watching this nervy RTÉ documentary, my blood pressure spiked before the ad break

Frank Denvir, one of Ireland’s longest surviving participants, laid to rest in Co Cork

Learn to redirect stress into motivation and excitement, rather than anxiety and fear

Revamped SUV line-up has driven strong comeback by Daimler AG brand

Love of sport for its purity, natural ability and talent in athletes is being diminished

US analyst suggests companies could collaborate on Apple’s ‘Project Titan’ car project

MacGill Summer School director says there is an ‘absolute hunger’ for discussion on Ireland

ESRI director says older people working longer need not mean fewer jobs for young

Google and Apple vying to become ‘brain’ that will run touchscreens in new cars

Overloaded email boxes and endless notifications mean sleepless nights for many

How the ‘terrorised’ respond can give ammunition for terrorism to continue, argues Ian Roberston

American professor Martin Seligman has pioneered positive psychology, inverting the traditional focus of his profession

Nissan’s ConnectEV app switched off after security vulnerabilities discovered

Scale-up of research at TCD and in US with help of Atlantic Philanthropies funding improves chance of better outcomes

MacGill summer school hears call for minimum pricing to curtail alcohol crisis

Manager believes they can beat Dublin six months after crisis of confidence in county

Auto executives welcome idea of Apple and Google entering market

Executives see entry of tech firms into car market as a positive development as it could also bring younger generation of tech focussed consumers into the motor sector

Concerns over fine line taken by the automotive industry between functionality and privacy

Global recession cuts sports-car market in half as status-symbol value declines

Events aim to promote interest in taking up science and technology-related subjects

A Dublin firm has come up with the Pip – it measures stress and plays scenarios that may calm you down

It can be a revelation to discover a range of simple strategies that can relieve stress in our lives

Study shows using smart- phones for work-related activities in the evening leaves you tired the next day

Research suggests that maintaining an inquiring mind can make us happier and even prolong our lives. Just as well the Festival of Curiosity starts in Dublin on July 25th, then

Do violent video games make people more prone to aggression in life?

German premium carmakers Audi and Mercedes battle BMW for the top spot