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16 December 2012: Public Lecture "New faces in our past: New views on the origin of our species"
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Professor Chris Stringer, FRS (Natural History Museum, London) will deliver a public lecture in Astra Hall, UCD Student Centre on 16 December at 7:15pm. Admission is free but pre-booking is essential. It is suitable for an audience over 15 years old. Photo: Professor Chris Stringer, FRS © Natural History Museum, London
UCD Science Study Abroad Students present their posters on UCD Research
Study Abroad students from the University of Notre Dame and Franklin and Marshall College in the US have recently completed the "Introduction to Research" module and presented their work on Wednesday 28 November at UCD.
UCD Science Research Showcase - Science everyone can understand
On Tuesday 20 November 2012 the UCD College of Science welcomed academics, funding agency representatives and members of the public to the launch of the UCD Science Research Showcase. This publication aims to engage with a wider audience by sharing some highlights of work undertaken in the College.
Intel Ireland this week unveiled the 2012 Women in Technology scholars
Congratulations to UCD Science students Lucy van Dijk and Caoimhe Joyce who were awarded Women in Technology scholarships by Intel Ireland.The scholarship program offers a monetary grant valued at €2,000 per annum as well as opportunities for work placements at the Intel Leixlip campus.
UCD Science Centre Building Update on 21 November 2012
The primary structural frame, atrium stairs, roof steelwork and cladding for the new UCD Science East Building is well advanced. The mechanical and electrical installation has also commenced... The fly-through video is at the end of this page on the UCD Science Centre.