US government appeals ruling striking down mask mandate
Biden administration takes action after CDC says masks necessary on public transport
Under no circumstances can hard border return in Ireland says top US politician
Richard Neal awarded honorary degree by Dublin City University
Driving ambitions: Six golfing young guns to to watch in the coming year
Philip Reid has a look at the upcoming stars across the game here in Ireland
Study shows you do not have to lose weight to be healthy
According to research, exercise is much more important than losing weight
Third-level plans for return to teaching
Colleges prepare for a return to campus with a mix of online and in-person learning
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We profile a selection of educational institutions to see how they might look in the autumn
‘They are getting out of control’: Peru protest deaths lead to outcry over police brutality
Three are dead and 200 injured after police response to recent demonstrations
What will it take to reopen the world to travel?
Travel ‘bubbles’, fever checks, masks and throat swabs all on the table
Coronavirus – the science: Big shift in thinking on face masks
Edition 7: Broad consensus now that wearing a mask will be part of fight against pandemic
Feeding cities with less waste
The Plant in Chicago is among the global pioneers of a circular food economy
Cork to Miami: Sara Byrne has journey to the top mapped out
The 17-year-old Cork schoolgirl plays off +1 and is looking to follow Leona Maguire
Bringing sustainability in universities up to the next level
Do sustainability rankings work or are they just self-congratulatory gestures?
Are we there yet? Desperately seeking the ‘golden age’ of parenting
Every age brings joys and challenges, but is there one phase of parenting that is most enjoyable or most terrifying?
DARPA: Looking towards technologies for 2040 and beyond
The US military’s research arm is interested in far more than simply combat
Who are the recipients of this year’s Irish diaspora awards?
Abseiling pensioner, nun in Africa, gay rights activists and philanthropists to receive Presidential awards
Medicinal marijuana has yet to hit expected highs
Cannabis derivatives offer viable pain relief, so why has big pharma ignored them so far?
What do American voters think now?
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump supporters speak out as the election result sinks in
Running to lose weight? You might (not) want to read this...
It seems straightforward – burn off calories to shed excess kilos. But it’s not that simple.
Young Muslim Americans unnerved by fear and loathing
Wave of hate crimes and Donald Trump’s incendiary rhetoric taking heavy toll
Electoral map bleaker for Donald Trump after final debate
Presidential candidates locked in virtual dead heat in red southern state of Georgia
Slipping in polls, Trump’s complaints about voter fraud grow louder
No evidence of election rigging, but Republican urges supporters to monitor polling stations
Who works longer: the Irish, the French or the Americans?
New study shows Americans work 25% more than Europeans – but just 15% more than the Irish
Should you instinctively know how to be a parent?
What is it about having a baby that’s so hard? And why don’t people ask for help?
Research Lives: Dr Suzanne Little, Dublin City University lecturer and researcher in the Insight Centre for Data Analytics
We ‘teach’ computers how to look for things in pictures
Just send the tax bill to my personal Irish subsidiary
Tax inversion works well for corporations, but what if an individual were to try it?
Could cloud brightening be Earth’s last chance?
A project aims to manipulate cloud formations in order to combat climate change. The naysayers are lining up, but the group argues there are few viable options left
The war online: how the West is playing catch-up with Islamic State
Data analysts are developing tools to help combat the spread of terrorism online
Branching out to help solve climate change
Scientists mimic trees to provide another potential solution to growing CO2 emissions
Hillary Clinton takes aim at Republican laws on voter ID
America Letter: Democratic frontrunner says minorities are disenfranchised by rules
Human history pushed back 400,000 years by new discovery
Fossil jawbone found by scientists in Ethiopia dates back almost three million years
Richard Dawkins: Children need to be ‘protected’ from religion
‘You have to write off those people’ who put the Bible ahead of science, author says
Global warming may increase fatal heatwave risk ‘10-fold’
Report says risk of flooding due to extreme rainfall could quadruple in western Europe
DCU to boost off-campus students with digital plan
Online learners ‘not recognised’ by current third-level funding model
All aboard the Start-up Express for some tough love
Plenty of advice for start-ups on journey to Web Summit
DCU forms partnership with Arizona State University
Universities combine skills for better outputs in research, IP and social benefit
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