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Dr Jennifer Cleary's guide to what's happening for Science Week around the country and on your screens. Plus a one-minute science demo and a daily life hack! This episode is all about Day 3, Tuesday 15th of November.
Rick O’Shea talks to Áine Lawlor about her battle with cancer, why she decided to share her story in the documentary series Áine Lawlor: Facing Cancer and her passion for sharing her scientific knowledge of the illness and its treatments.
Science Week Weather - Day 3: Weather Charts Explained
Puzzled by precipitation? Befuddled by fronts? Met Éireann's Evelyn Cusack gives us the lowdown on terms commonly used in a weather forecast.
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Ladies of Science
This drama documentary, set in Ireland, tells the true story of two remarkable women, Lady Mary Rosse and Mary Ward, who had a passion for science and technology, including photography, astronomy, microscopy, illustrations, architecture, all during a time (1850's) when women were not admitted to universities.
Hacked
Keelin Shanley explores the risks of having everything connected, as cyber criminals target personal banking and healthcare to national power grids and transport systems.
10 Things To Know About... Staying Young
A look at how Irish science is helping us stay healthy for longer. Prof Fergal O'Brien studies children's bones for a cure to osteoporosis.
Nationwide
Reports from around the country. Science and innovation is the focus of today's programme as Science Week begins.
