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How AI is creating fashion models, designs, and campaigns

The fashion industry is often an early innovator when it comes to technology, with contemporary brands utilising the latest developments to maintain their reputation as avant-garde.
Fashion • 29 Jun 23

Irish physicists selected for European Inventor Award 2023

Inventors Rhona Togher and Eimear O'Carroll have been selected as finalists for the European Inventor Award (EPI) 2023.
living • 26 Oct 23

AI-generated image of Pope wearing white puffer jacket goes viral

Twitter went wild for the AI-generated image, with many believing the on-trend jacket to be a new addition of the Pope's wardrobe.
Fashion • 27 Mar 23

Why do most digital voice assistants have female voices & names?

Sarah Magliocco explores why nearly all digital voice assistants have female voices and names, and what this says about gender bias.
living • 09 Oct 24

This is what life on Mars might look like (according to kids)

Tune into Future Island tonight on RTÉ One at 7pm.
living • 17 Nov 22

Future Island: What do kids want to ask scientists about?

Tune into Future Island tonight on RTÉ One at 7pm.
living • 17 Nov 22

The impressive legacy of Dublin astronomer William Rowan Hamilton

Tune into Future Island tonight on RTÉ One at 7pm.
living • 17 Nov 22

Future Island: The Irish trial combatting CLL

Tune into Future Island tonight on RTÉ One at 7pm.
living • 17 Nov 22

Could the Aran Islands achieve energy autonomy?

Tune into Future Island tonight on RTÉ One at 7pm.
living • 17 Nov 22

Future Island: Teena Gates on living with obesity

Tune into Future Island tonight on RTÉ One at 7pm.
living • 17 Nov 22

Anna Daly on science week, sustainability and blackouts

The science behind beauty, home gadgets, wearable tech and building an orchestra out of scrap – these are just some of the innovations to be explored in the newest season of Future Island.
living • 15 Nov 22

Here's what's coming up on RTÉ for Science Week

Prepare to be amazed by innovations, discoveries and infinite possibilities as RTÉ celebrates Science Week 2022 with a wide range of specially-themed content across RTÉ television, radio, and online.
living • 09 Nov 22

Could eating insects be good for the planet?

Tune into 10 Things To Know About returns on RTÉ One on Monday 14th November at 8.30pm.
living • 08 Nov 22

Does lowering weights build more muscle than lifting them?

What goes up must come down - which is good news for your strength routine. Imy Brighty-Potts asks a PT to explain.
living • 07 Nov 22

Greta Thunberg: "Time is really running out"

Thundberg's book showcases the views of scientists, ecologists, climatologists and economists on all aspects of the climate and ecological crisis.
living • 06 Nov 22

Meet the Irish woman exploring the future of fashion and tech

With her latest venture, Irish entrepreneur Ashley McDonnell explores the intersection of luxury & technology.
Fashion • 26 Oct 23

Why are nightmares in middle age being linked to dementia?

Bad dreams could indicate a raised risk of developing the condition. Abi Jackson speaks to the author of a new study to find out more.
living • 22 Sep 22

Could magic mushrooms be used to treat resistant depression?

Jen Zamparelli spoke with Dr John Kelly about the magic mushroom trials aiming to help people with treatment-resistant depression.
living • 31 Aug 22

9 things science says will accelerate ageing

As a new study confirms drinking too much really does make you look older, Lisa Salmon looks into other lifestyle factors that may contribute too.
living • 26 Oct 23

International Kissing Day: 7 reasons why kissing is good for you

Psychologists tell Lisa Salmon why puckering up isn't just enjoyable – it promotes wellness too.
living • 06 Jul 22

Easy ways to improve your brain health according to a neurologist

Author and brain expert Professor James Goodwin tells Liz Connor about a few simple lifestyle changes to help slow and even reverse cognitive decline.
living • 05 Feb 22

Can you train your brain to be happier?

It's this time of year that we can feel our lowest, but psychotherapist and best-selling author Richard Hogan says all it takes to train your brain to be happier is five minutes every day for 21 days.
living • 26 Jan 22

Science To The Rescue: Creating a carbon neutral resilient farm

Creating a carbon neutral resilient dairy farm.
living • 24 Nov 21

Science To The Rescue: Enhancing solar power in Ireland

Enhancing solar panel performance with passive cooling technology.
living • 24 Nov 21

Science To The Rescue: Sustainable and scalable CO2 capture tech

Developing sustainable and scalable atmospheric CO2 capture technologies.
living • 19 Nov 21
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