Code that formed basis of worldwide web for sale as non-fungible token
Proceeds of sale by Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the internet, to go to charity
Ireland lagging behind in funding ‘blue skies’ scientific research
‘Without continuous developments and insights from basic research, applied research may eventually wither away’
Dark mysteries probed in Cern’s largest-ever machine
The possibilities are thrilling but Ireland is not a Cern member so our researchers cannot work there
Ireland should join Cern, says Oireachtas committee
Membership of organisation is critical to becoming ‘a global innovation leader’
Irish-developed AI chip gets radiation blast ahead of use in space
European Space Agency considering the Myriad 2 chip for in-orbit image processing
Failure to join CERN means State ‘losing out’ on research contracts
Ireland should not balk at yearly €10m fee to join Geneva physics laboratory - FG Senator
Large Hadron Collider switches focus to elusive dark matter
Atom smasher restarts after re-fit with aim of finding what binds galaxies together
The wish list for the souped-up Cern collider
After a two-year upgrade, the Large Hadron Collider is 60% more powerful. So what are scientists hoping for?
Positive energy pulses through Cern
At Cern in Switzerland, home to the Large Hadron Collider, the excitement is palpable – a sense of anticipation that something big is about to happen
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Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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