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07 December 2017

Human Rights and the Humanities: Culture and Critique

A conference considering human rights within the perspective provided by the humanities.

Languages, Literature, Culture and Communication Committee
29 November 2017

'Finding medication: River Blindness, ivermectin and beyond.'

This Academy Discourse by Professor William C. Campbell, Hon. MRIA is the third in the series sponsored by Mason Hayes & Curran.

Discourse Series
17 November 2017

Behaviour change for climate change

Future Earth Ireland is convening a panel of experts to discuss how we can operationalise behaviour change to address climate change.

Policy and International Relations
13 November 2017

‘Causes and consequences of obesity; lessons from human genetics’

This Academy Discourse by Professor Sir Stephen O'Rahilly, Hon. MRIA is the second in the Series sponsored by Mason Hayes & Curran.

Discourse Series
09 November 2017

Morals and Markets II

For this second symposium on Morals and Markets we continue to look at the topic from different disciplinary angles.

Geography and Geosciences Committee
08 November 2017

George IV, Thomas Moore and the Egans of Dawson Street, Dublin

Lecture and recital at the Academy Library to celebrate Ireland's first National Harp Day

Library, Public Lecture
07 November 2017

Launch of 'Language and Migration in Ireland'

Launch of the 'Language and Migration in Ireland' report compiled by NUI Galway and the Immigrant Council of Ireland

Languages, Literature, Culture and Communication Committee
07 November 2017

DRI Knowledge Sharing: Orphan Works

Digital Repository of Ireland Knowledge Sharing: Orphan Works and Digital Preservation

Digital Repository of Ireland
06 November 2017

John Bell Day Lecture 2017: Quantum information and communication: the legacy of John Bell

Professor Acin will explore the impact from John Stewart Bell's work and the advances now being made in quantum computing.

02 November 2017

Judging Shaw

A promenade performance based on Judging Shaw.

Publications, Judging Shaw

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