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Dorothy Creaven of Rent the Runway highlights opportunities Stem courses provide

‘It’s life or death’: Turf burning in urban areas blamed for rise in stroke admissions

Turf responsible for more air pollution than coal in Dublin and Birr, study finds

Trinity College’s University Times named Newspaper of the Year

National Student Media Awards held in public for the first time since 2019

Tackling chronic disease with gene and cell therapies

Repair of old, damaged or disease tissues promises future where people live longer

NUI Galway to change its name amid confusion over its proper title

College will rebrand as as ‘Ollscoil na Gaillimhe - University of Galway’ this summer

Irish Times readers on remote working: ‘I can’t believe we ever lived the way we did’

We asked readers if working at home improved their work-life balance. Here’s what they said

ATU set to be one of Ireland’s largest multi-campus universities

Atlantic Technological University incorporates eight campuses across wide area

A growing life sciences start-up culture

The new generation of Irish life sciences and pharma companies played a significant role in the pandemic fight

Sea swimmers no more at risk of superbugs than non-swimmers, research suggests

Preliminary data contradicts warnings of infections, NUIG academics say

Bringing the power of patients to research

Research Lives: Robert Joyce, embedded patient researcher, NUIG Department of Occupational Therapy

The Burkes of Castlebar: Who are the high-achieving family from Co Mayo?

Ammi Burke’s Arthur Cox hearing is the latest high-profile case involving a family member

Irish teenagers see biggest reduction in sugary drinks consumption, study finds

Study found adolescents who are less well off consumed soft drinks more frequently

Scientists reveal clear genetic signals for risk of schizophrenia

Researchers believe findings could help explain the condition’s diverse symptoms

Sustainability winners: Glasport Bio, Grant Engineering and Vivid Edge

Innovative companies devise solutions for better emissions, heating and efficiency

RnaG at 50: A radio station created by the people for the people

In 1972 the government finally made good on a promise to create an Irish language station

Wild Atlantic Way walking path ‘could be Ireland’s Camino de Santiago’

Ambitious proposal being explored by Fáilte Ireland could boost tourism in many rural communities but land ownership issues could be complex

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