New innovation strategy commits to providing more than €1 billion in funding to sector

Colleges fear delay to new academic year and last-minute scramble for accommodation

The breakthrough was led by researchers in Trinity College Dublin

Life has become like a box of chocolates that lacks sufficient diversity

Authors of ICCL report welcome progress on issues but suggest Act requires further work

TCD scientists use genomics to explain decades-old mystery of biogeography

Shifting the focus from what’s wrong with our environment to what’s right with it

Six of eight grants awarded to women, with five grantees previously supported by IRC

Discovery of at least 58 individual cattle remains near Finglas paints complex picture

Research lives: Dr Ann-Marie Creaven, assistant professor of psychology at the University of Limerick

Wild poinsettias are woody shrubs up to two or three metres tall and live for years

Prof Buckley’s work focuses on growth, reproduction and survival of plants and animals

Science fiction writers give us a glimpse into the possible worlds that await us

Authorities forced to issue additional grants at cost of almost €500,000

The problem is that we live in environments where the easy choices are bad for us

One of the most species rich families of plants in the world but many orchids are highly threatened

Ecosystems underfoot are a scientific frontier needing new sensors and methods

Isolation takes toll during pandemic, according to report from men’s sheds association

You could set your watch by many biological events, but not anymore

Project to help understand behaviour and physiology of Ireland’s gentle sea giants