Mallow Science & Maths Fair is a fun packed event for all the family with interactive hands on Science and Maths activities and workshops to capture all imaginations. It takes place on Sunday 14th October in Mallow GAA Complex from 12 noon to 3.30 pm.
From July 13th – 16th the IFI will collaborate with Science Gallery Dublin, to bring you a feast of science fact and fiction films including Philip Kaufman’s…
The annual Mallow Maths & Science Family Fair will take place on Sunday 11th October from 12-4pm in the Mallow GAA Complex.
IoP Tyndall Schools Lecture tour Jan-Feb 2018 – Physics of the circus, James Soper. James Soper, internationally renowned science presenter, ex-professional circus performer and Guinness…
Maths Week Ireland is on 12th – 21st October and below are listed a few items of interest. If you are doing activities please register on the website and be in with a chance to win an iPAD.Teachers win an iPAD Keith Devlin at the National Concert Hall
Keith Devlin at the Science Gallery for educators
Mathsfest IMTA Conference Maths event for TY girls
ORISM and Other Activities Web-based Activities for secondary schools
PRISM – Post primary school maths challenge (run by NUIG)
Maths Eyes – maths photographic competition (all ages)
MangaHigh – on-line maths through gaming competition
There are monster weekend events:
Maths in the City Dublin 12th Oct -Mallow
Maths and Science Fair 13th Oct -Maths in the City Belfast 19th Oct
Celebration of Mind Botanic Gardens Dublin 20th Oct
Maths Week Ireland is a cooperative movement with local partners all over Ireland together with schools and teachers changing attitudes towards maths. It is coordinated by Calmast at Waterford IT.
If you are doing activities please register on the website and tell us, and be in with a chance to win an iPAD. www.mathsweek.ie
A new phase of the exhibition Discover your National Library has opened at the NLI this February called Particles of the Past. To celebrate Dublin City of Science 2012, the exhibition will showcase a fascinating selection of science-related gems from the National Library’s collections.
In conjunction with this exhibition and the Dublin City of Science public event programme, the National Library of Ireland will host a series of free public lectures. All are welcome and no booking is required.
Wednesday 21 March at 7pm
‘Science for everyman (and woman): the Royal College of Science for Ireland and its students, 1867-1926’.
Dr Clara Cullen, UCD
All welcome. Booking not required.
Wednesday 28 March
"Robert Boyle: Step-father to modern evidence based medicine"
Jim Malone, Professor (Emeritus) of Medical Physics, TCD; Director of the Robert Boyle Foundation
All welcome. Booking not required.
