Dublin Chemistry postgraduate PhD students from both TCD and UCD will visit secondary schools and give brief presentations on their research and on science as a career. Contact: Dr. Paula Colavita colavitp@tcd.ie Prof. John Kelly jmkelly@tcd.ie Dr. Andrew Phillips andrew.phillips@ucd.ie
Dublin Chemistry Graduate School & Dublin Region Higher Education Alliance Chemistry cordially invite you to a talk by Dr Samantha Tang from School of Chemistry in University of Nottingham on Friday 12th November at 11am in the Senior Sophister Room in the School of Chemistry in TCD. If you would like to contribute please contact Prof John Kelly directly at jmkelly@tcd.ie Places will be filled on a first come basis and there are about 20 places available.
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As part of the 2012 Dublin City of Science Festival, the Institute of Physics in Ireland(IOPI) are proud to announce that they will be hosting a ‘Physics High Flyers’ event on Saturday May 5th in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 123 St Stephens Green, Dublin 2.
The PGR conference is organised by postgraduate research students and offers an invaluable opportunity to experience an exhibition of current education research in Ireland. Postgraduate students from the School of Education TCD will present their research across a broad variety of topics relating to education both nationally and internationally.
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