The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS) conducts advanced studies exploring big questions of the 21st century and beyond. Its research gains insights into Celtic society and its legacy; progresses our understanding of our island, our planet and the universe; and deciphers the underpinning mathematical principles of nature.
The Institute leads Ireland’s participation in a number of international and global initiatives that focus on big unanswered questions for mankind. Currently, there are approximately 100 researchers hailing from 20 different countries based at DIAS.
In 2021 DIAS is offering a limited number of Summer Studentships, across the following disciplines
The Studentships are designed for students nearing the end of their undergraduate studies, ideally for students about to enter the final year of their Bachelors Degree. In the case of Celtic Studies only, early-stage postgraduate students may also be considered. Specific details are available on each job posting.
The positions are intended to allow students to receive practical training in advanced research methods and to experience a research environment. The studentships will be for a period of two months, beginning on 8 June 2021 and ending on 7 August 2021. Each student will be mentored by a designated academic member of staff and will receive a tax-free stipend of €1,500 per month.
The closing date for applications is 5pm on Friday, 23 April 2021. Successful candidates will be notified by email in early May.
Please note: Given the current situation in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic it is possible these positions will need to be offered on a remote working basis. Should this need arise, candidates should have access to desktop or laptop computer and internet connection in order to be able to participate
DIAS is committed to gender balance, inclusion and diversity.To apply please select your preferred discipline area below:
@DIASAstronomy's @jm_astro is the proposer & co-chair of the scientific & local organising committees of this Symposium.
The Virtual Preview meeting is just the start!
Hopefully in May 2022, we will host an in-person meeting in Cavan in Ireland 🤞
#IAU361#DIASdiscoverstwitter.com/IAUS361/status…
The DIAS Geophysics Section are pleased to announce today's publication of:
"How deep ocean-land coupling controls the generation of secondary microseism Love waves"
#DIASdiscoverstwitter.com/dias_geophysic…
John T. Lewis was born on this day in 1932. From January 1975 Professor Lewis took over the Directorship of STP, DIAS - a position he would hold for 25 years. He's pictured 👇 with Lochlainn O'Raifeartaigh & Reverend Patrick Browne (Monsignor Pádraig de Brún) pic.twitter.com/EMd72Qu273
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Last Updated: 1st April 2021 by Reception DIAS
DIAS Summer Studentships 2021
DIAS SUMMER STUDENTSHIPS 2021
The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS) conducts advanced studies exploring big questions of the 21st century and beyond. Its research gains insights into Celtic society and its legacy; progresses our understanding of our island, our planet and the universe; and deciphers the underpinning mathematical principles of nature.
The Institute leads Ireland’s participation in a number of international and global initiatives that focus on big unanswered questions for mankind. Currently, there are approximately 100 researchers hailing from 20 different countries based at DIAS.
In 2021 DIAS is offering a limited number of Summer Studentships, across the following disciplines
The Studentships are designed for students nearing the end of their undergraduate studies, ideally for students about to enter the final year of their Bachelors Degree. In the case of Celtic Studies only, early-stage postgraduate students may also be considered. Specific details are available on each job posting.
The positions are intended to allow students to receive practical training in advanced research methods and to experience a research environment. The studentships will be for a period of two months, beginning on 8 June 2021 and ending on 7 August 2021. Each student will be mentored by a designated academic member of staff and will receive a tax-free stipend of €1,500 per month.
The closing date for applications is 5pm on Friday, 23 April 2021. Successful candidates will be notified by email in early May.
Please note: Given the current situation in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic it is possible these positions will need to be offered on a remote working basis. Should this need arise, candidates should have access to desktop or laptop computer and internet connection in order to be able to participate
DIAS is committed to gender balance, inclusion and diversity.To apply please select your preferred discipline area below:
T: +353 1 614 0100
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@DIASAstronomy's @jm_astro is the proposer & co-chair of the scientific & local organising committees of this Symposium. The Virtual Preview meeting is just the start! Hopefully in May 2022, we will host an in-person meeting in Cavan in Ireland 🤞 #IAU361 #DIASdiscovers twitter.com/IAUS361/status…
"Creativity is a function of being human... " 🧪🔬💢💥💫⚫️🧮👩🔬👨🔬 This @WorldCreativity and Innovation day Check out @Luke_Drury 's paper for the @RIAdawson on Creativity in the Sciences. 👉ria.ie/sites/default/… #IAmCreative #DIASdiscovers #creativity #science #WCIW
Day two of our posts for #TechWeek2021. DIAS's Astronomy & Astrophysics section work closely with advanced technology in charting and exploring our Universe. #DIASdiscovers twitter.com/DIASAstronomy/…
The DIAS Geophysics Section are pleased to announce today's publication of: "How deep ocean-land coupling controls the generation of secondary microseism Love waves" #DIASdiscovers twitter.com/dias_geophysic…
John T Lewis also co-founded @CorvilInc, a company that focuses on the measurement and performance of internet traffic. #DIASdiscovers twitter.com/StpDias/status…
It's #TechWeek2021 and we are highlighting some of the amazing tech projects DIAS is apart of. First is the great work of our Geophysics section #DIASdiscovers #tech twitter.com/dias_geophysic…
Curious on the inspiration of our Burlington Road building? Have a read of this @RIAIOnline article by the man who designed it #architecture #DIASdiscovers #protected #structures twitter.com/archireland/st…
#WednesdayWatch Professor Barry Lewis of our School of Celtic Studies presents: The impact of the Anglo-Norman conquest on hagiography in Wales and Ireland Recorded on the 18 November 2016 youtu.be/ZnGpOJaYlGs #celtic #studies #DIASdiscovers
The DIAS School of Astronomy & Astrophysics are pleased to announce the paper: "Quasi-periodic Particle Acceleration in a Solar Flare" #DIASdiscovers #astrophysics #solar twitter.com/petertgallaghe…