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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 4, Wednesday 16th of November.
Science and Me: Dara O'Briain
The comedian, TV presenter and mathematical sciences graduate tells Rick O’Shea about his student days in UCD, talks about the ‘challenges’ of working with Brian Cox and reveals his favourite scientist of all time.
On TV tonight
Cloud Control-Who Owns Your Data? RTÉ One 22:15pm
In Cloud Control-Who Owns Your Data?, Anne-Marie Tomchak returns home to Ireland, determined to explore a world where our digital fingerprints are being captured and exploited in all areas of modern life.
A sneak peek of the documentary I have coming out on @RTEOne tomorrow. #CloudControl #rtescienceweek #bigdata pic.twitter.com/9vFzlGFsXd
— Anne-Marie Tomchak (@AMTomchak) November 16, 2016
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On Radio
Ray is joined in studio by Dr. Marc O’Griofa, Ireland’s first ‘aquanaut’ and we’ll be chatting to him about living under water, as well as doing some gravity experiments with spoons, screw-drivers and sweets.
Science week runs from Sunday 13th November to Sunday 20th November.
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Drivetime's Graham Clifford looks at advances in Irish Astronomy and discovers what our astronomers, both professional and amateur, are up to.
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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.
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.
Reports from around the country. Science and innovation is the focus of today's programme as Science Week begins.
As @ScienceWeek begins we focus on Science & Innovation with a visit to @blackrockcastle Cork on @RTENationwide tonight @RTEOne 7pm @rte pic.twitter.com/FYXikn2ZJQ
— RTÉ Nationwide (@RTENationwide) November 14, 2016
