The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS) is a statutory corporation established in 1940 under the Institute for Advanced Studies Act of that year. It is a publicly-funded independent centre for research in basic disciplines. DIAS has three constituent schools:
Each School has an independent Governing Board. DIAS, through the constituent Schools, pursues fundamental research in specialised branches of knowledge and trains advanced students in methods of original research. DIAS is an academic publisher of monographs, books, and journals in Celtic Studies and on advanced scientific subjects.
The Council consists of a Chairman appointed by the President, on the advice of the Government, three ex-officio members and six members appointed by the Governing Boards of the constituent schools. DIAS has a Registrar/CEO and a Central Administration. It is primarily financed by an annual grant from the state.
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The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS) is a statutory corporation established in 1940 under the Institute for Advanced Studies Act of that year. It is a publicly-funded independent centre for research in basic disciplines. DIAS has three constituent schools:
The School of Celtic Studies
The School of Theoretical Physics
The School of Cosmic Physics
Each School has an independent Governing Board. DIAS, through the constituent Schools, pursues fundamental research in specialised branches of knowledge and trains advanced students in methods of original research. DIAS is an academic publisher of monographs, books, and journals in Celtic Studies and on advanced scientific subjects.
The Council consists of a Chairman appointed by the President, on the advice of the Government, three ex-officio members and six members appointed by the Governing Boards of the constituent schools. DIAS has a Registrar/CEO and a Central Administration. It is primarily financed by an annual grant from the state.
DIAS Act & School Establishment Orders
Council of DIAS – 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2020
Governing Boards of the Constituent Schools – 1 April 2015 to 31 March 2020
Past Councils of DIAS and Governing Boards of the Schools
General DIAS Reports
DIAS Logo
Prompt Payment Returns
Protected Disclosure Annual Reports
In 2015 DIAS celebrated the 75th anniversary of its foundation. The events included a visit to Áras an Uachtaráin hosted by the President Michael D. Higgins.
Last night's @festofcuriosity Night Cycle to DIAS Dunsink Observatory @DunsinkObs for summer night stargazing with #DIASDublin @blackrockcastle @dublincycling bit.ly/2LzebsD #curiousdublin #Ireland #DIASDiscovers
Some more photos from last night's @festofcuriosity Night Cycle to DIAS Dunsink Observatory @DunsinkObs for summer night stargazing with #DIASDublin @blackrockcastle @dublincycling bit.ly/2LzebsD #curiousdublin #Ireland #DIASDiscovers
High-tech Sensors Advance Tsunami Monitoring marinetechnologynews.com/news/sensors-a…
If you missed the recent #DIASDublin @StpDias lecture held @RIAdawson by Prof. Terry Rudolph, grandson of Prof. E. Schrödinger, it's now available on our youtube channel #DIASDiscovers bit.ly/2L8HMbT
#DIASDublin is delighted to be holding this already sold out event @DunsinkObs as part of the Festival of Curiosity @festofcuriosity festivalofcuriosity.ie/summer-night-s… #curiousdublin #Ireland #DIASDiscovers
Irish observatory joins Einstein’s house on list of major historical sites bit.ly/2Nh1yn9 via @IDAIRELAND
Researchers from #DIASDublin and University of Edinburgh are monitoring volcanoes theedinburghreporter.co.uk/2018/06/univer… via @EdinReporter