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Hamilton Day Public Conversation and Prize Giving 2015
On Hamilton day the Academy will host a Public Conversation with a number of leading Irish researchers. This event will aim to examine networks and their applications from different perspectives. The speakers will cover...
Academy Discourse: '(Still) Disagreeing About Climate Change: What Way Forward?'
This public discourse will explore how a variety of insights about climate and its cultural and political manifestations can offer a sufficient number of entry points for human actors to work creatively with the idea of...
The Book of Ballymote and the Royal Irish Academy, 1785-2015
Online exhibition looking at some of the scholarly works undertaken on the Book of Ballymote an iconic and hugely important 14th century Irihs manuscript.
Learning From The Past: Mapping Our Future
A one day symposium consisting of IHTA authors and architects who discussed urban planning in the past and into the future.
Hamilton Day: Annual Lecture 2014
On Thursday 16 October 2014, Professor Cedric Villani, Professor at the University of Lyon and Director of the Institut Henri Poincar will give the annual Hamilton lecture.
Digital Arts and Humanities Institute 2014
This year’s DAH institute theme, “transformations”, not only represents this change in the arts and humanities disciplines but also reflects a transitionary period for a significant number of students in the programme...
Population Projections for All Countries
The lecture will be given by Professor Adrian E. Raftery, Professor of Statistics at the University of Washington.
Digital Arts and Humanities Institute 2013
Hosted by the Irish and Celtic Studies Research Institute (Director, Professor A.P. Ó Corráin), Magee Campus, University of Ulster, Derry-Londonderry.
Digital Arts and Humanities Institute 2012
The Second DAH Institute was held from 19-21 September 2012 at NUI Galway.
Digital Arts and Humanities Institute 2011
The first year Institute provided Induction and general Introduction to Arts and Humanities Research and to DAH programme.
