Irish Geological Research Meeting (IGRM)
DIAS will contribute presentations at this annual event.
DIAS 2023 - Over 80 years of Discovery
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Women in Research – International Women’s Day
*DIAS 2020 PUBLIC EVENT* In the lead up to International Women's Day on the 08th March, DIAS will profile some of its female researchers via the online forum of Humans of Dublin. Join us online to meet some... Read More
*POSTPONED* Seachtain na Gaeilge 2020 – Scannán Oidhche Sheanchais
*POSTPONED-DIAS 2020 PUBLIC EVENT* As a precautionary measure due to the COVID-19 threat, and the level of concerns being expressed by those wishing to attend the lecture and film Oidhche Sheanchais on Wednesday 11th March 2020, we regret... Read More
CANCELLED Statutory Public Lecture – Dream & Realization of Quantum Communication
*DIAS 2020 PUBLIC EVENT* CANCELLED - Due to circumstances beyond our control this scheduled lecture has been cancelled. Professor Jian-Wei Pan, of the University of Science and Technology China, will provide the statutory public lecture for the School... Read More
Python in Astronomy
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* Listening to our Planet
*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
Lockdown Lecture Series: ‘What is life? One question, many answers.’ -The language of life in early Ireland and Wales.
OnlineIn 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
Lockdown Lecture Series: Are we Alone? Travelling to Proxima Centauri
OnlineProxima Centauri is part of the nearest star system to our sun. Astronomers and Astrophyscists have been exploring ways to visit this system. At this time, we can't make it there in person (not COVID related). Dr Topinka... Read More
Lockdown Lecture Series: Exploring the Sun-Earth Connection with ESA’s Solar Orbiter
OnlineThe 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