Why you may well have heard that song before Welcome to the vexed and tortured world of music copyright, cover versions, samples and plagiarism Music • 25 Mar 21
Can you sue your robot? Creating a legal personality and classification for robots raises a number of interesting issues technology • 25 Mar 21
Why bad hair days are no laughing matter The absence of professional hair care is deeply felt by many as they struggle to hold on to the last vestiges of their dignity Hair • 09 May 21
Why password rules and restrictions don't work Organisations need to do more on password security rather than making the user remember strings of characters and numbers technology • 01 Jun 21
Why medieval Ireland was known as the 'island of saints' We know all about St Patrick and St Brigid, but what about Ireland's other medieval saints? Medieval Ireland • 17 Mar 21
How inexperienced investors are taken in by hype Research using eye-tracking technology found big contrasts between how different investors gather information Investments • 28 May 21
Why schools need resources to support traumatised children The pandemic has increased the economic, social and psychological pressures on children Children • 09 Mar 21
Bean i gclub na mbuachaillí: Caitilín Dubh agus filíocht na mban Cé nár fhág an file ón 17ú haois Caitilín Dubh ach cúig dhán ina diaidh, léiríonn na dánta seo go bhfuil traidisiún fada agus domhain … History • 09 Mar 21
Are we suffering from 'numerical fatigue' when it comes to Covid? One of biggest lessons from a year of the pandemic is that numbers tell us something, but they don't tell us everything Coronavirus • 21 Apr 21
How 42% of us have abandoned the alarm clock during lockdown New research shows that the pandemic has had major impacts on our sleep patterns Brainstorm • 23 Feb 21
