PIVOT TO ONLINE HACKATHON *DIAS 2020 ACADEMIC EVENT* The Python in Astronomy conference brings together scientists, developers, and educators from all areas of astrophysics who use the Python programming language in their work. There will be a mix... Read More
*POSTPONED - DIAS 2020 PUBLIC EVENT* This World Earth Day, join our School of Cosmic Physics, Geophysics section and learn how DIAS is listening to the planet. How it works to monitor and understand volcanoes, earthquakes and other... Read More
In 2019 DIAS hosted a lunchtime lecture series celebrating ‘What is life?.’ An expert from each of the four Schools at DIAS considered the question ‘What is Life?’ from the perspective of their own work and field of... Read More
The Sun is an active star that produces the light and heat that makes life possible here on Earth. From time to time it produces eruptions of hot gas that can travel though the solar system and impact... Read More
POSTPONED *DIAS 2020 PUBLIC EVENT* Date to be confirmed. This will be an open air event encompassing fun for all the family. More will be posted once confirmed.
How many dimensions there are? The obvious answer is three, we can move back and forth, left and right, up and down. However, obvious answers have surprisingly often turned out to be wrong, is this the case as... Read More
*DIAS 2020 ONLINE PUBLIC EVENT* DIAS in association with the James Joyce centre present "The Heaventree of Stars". On this Joycean evening we will present talks from the Director of the James Joyce centre, Darina Gallagher, and DIAS... Read More
*DIAS 2020 ACADEMIC EVENT*
*DIAS 2020 PUBLIC EVENT* DIAS was established on 19th June1940 by then Taoiseach Éamon de Valera under the Institute for Advanced Studies Act, 1940 in Dublin. To mark 80 years since our foundation, we’re inviting you to join... Read More
