Ireland's only Masters degree in #scicomm: MSc Science and Health Communication at Dublin City University (@dublincityuni). 1 year full-time/2 years part-time.
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DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
The @BTYSTE Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition is a brilliant Irish institution running over 60 years @TheRDS
The important role of the Young Scientist Exhibition. The success of the annual event comes down to how it showcases the community value of science itself, writes @PrentisV @DCU #BTYSTE2025 rte.ie/brainstorm/2025/0107/…
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Congratulations to the Global Challenges Team for receiving President's Award for Teaching! @HumanitiesDCU @LawGovDCU
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
It was wonderful to share graduation celebrations with the excellent @DCUScienceComm graduates. They are a special bunch and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for them! @DCU @DCU_SoC @HumanitiesDCU
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Discussion on managing the competing tensions and challenges of media literacy in full flow at first @DCU_SoC #SpringSeries2024 @Webwise_Ireland @Education_Ire @DCU_IoE @DCU @FuJoMedia
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
An exciting job opportunity in Irish science communication. #scicomm #scicommjobs #ScienceMediaCentre @SMC_London @AirfieldEstate sciencemediacentre.org/about…
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
It was wonderful to be present for an inspirational evening at #BTYSTE with colleagues & friends across @DCU. Warmest congratulations to everyone involved in another fantastic year of the competition, & we look forward to supporting this fantastic event again next year!
ALT Daire Keogh, Yseult Freeney, Shay Walsh, Sinead Smyth & Blánaid White posing for a photo at the BT YSTE
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
The important role of the Young Scientist Exhibition. 'The success of the event comes down to how it showcases the community value of science itself.' by @PrentisV @DCU #btyste2024 rte.ie/brainstorm/2024/0110/…
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Took study leave to do MSc #ClimateChange @DCU so wonderful to get the grade yesterday & see a year of assignments (while hit by long covid) paid off & great to see such a positive reaction to my thesis on reconciling #housing and #climate goals. Thanks to those who helped.
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Really pleased with the interest & engagement today at the #LongCovid briefing today in the Dail. A huge thank you to @paulmurphy_TD for organising this opportunity for us.
So proud of our team here at LCAI.
Pictured @SarahOC_MECFS (also of @LongCovidKids) & @grainnekellyirl
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
1) In launching BLUR @substack today, my first article revisits a 2011 study w/ @DeclanFahy10 that offers a comparison point for thinking abt #scicomm + #envcomm journalism today mattnisbet.substack.com/p/th… FYI @NUjournalism @NU_PolicySchool @DCUScienceComm @AEJMC_ComSHER
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
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DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
More info here on my plans for a Government Science Advisor and new scientific advisory structures to inform public policy
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Really pleased Government has approved the recruitment of a new Government Chief Science Advisor.
The new Advisor will assist Government in informing responses to complex and challenging policy issues such as climate change, AI etc.
Read more here:
gov.ie/en/press-release/5c46…
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Master the art of engaging content creation, strategic campaigns, and data-driven insights. Unlock endless opportunities in the ever-evolving world of social media!🎓🚀Apply now-ow.ly/h9eL50P9kiW @DCU_SoC
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Delighted to bring the #Eustacelab to #EACR2023 in beautiful #Turin. Fanatsic chance to show off all our work over the last 12 months. Thanks to all the funders for supporting our research into #breastcancer and #PancreaticCancer. @hrbireland @CCRTIreland @PanCanResearch
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Get answers to your questions 🙋today, from Monday 12 until Thursday 15 June 10am-4pm on DCU's Postgraduate programmes. Watch videos📽️ of the Faculty's wide-ranging and diverse masters on offer for entry in September 2023. Go on take a peek here: dcu.ie/postgraduate @DCU
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Thank you to everyone who helped make Wednesday evenings event such a success. 🙏 @HannahEDaly @Dr_Niamh_Shaw @KOSullivanIT @DIAS_Dublin . It was a wonderful evening of scientific discussion and celebration. Congratulations to Ayomide Ajani @UCC and Ashik Prasad @tcddublin. 🎖️
ALT Photo Credit: Nick Bradshaw
ALT Photo Credit: Nick Bradshaw
ALT Photo Credit: Nick Bradshaw
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
Thank you to everyone who helped make Wednesday evenings event such a success. 🙏 @HannahEDaly @Dr_Niamh_Shaw @KOSullivanIT @DIAS_Dublin . It was a wonderful evening of scientific discussion and celebration. Congratulations to Ayomide Ajani @UCC and Ashik Prasad @tcddublin. 🎖️
ALT Photo Credit: Nick Bradshaw
ALT Photo Credit: Nick Bradshaw
ALT Photo Credit: Nick Bradshaw
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
🟡 Hey student, would you like to join ECIU University for 1 day? @DCU invites students from ECIU University members to join an ECIU #challenge on #food and #housing for university students.
➡ Learn more and apply: engage.eciu.eu/challenges/f2…
#europeanuniversities #CofundedbyEU
DCU Science & Health Comm retweeted
What is it in bear blood that allows them to stay still for 6 months a year without developing clots? Also why are female scientists still not receiving credit for their work? I will be on @newstalkscience at 10 am with @ultrajessamyn and @jonathan_mccrea to discuss. #Science
ALT Photo Credit: Håkan Vargas S/imagebank.sweden.se
ALT Photo Credit: https://www-project.slac.stanford.edu/wis/images/photo_51.jpg