The SeaChange project, a major new initiative to promote ocean literacy in Europe, has recently published two new outputs – Ocean literacy factsheets and an oceans and human health animation. As an intrinsic part of the Sea Change project, all actions and outputs are assessed in terms of their impact in promoting ocean literacy. This helps us to refine future ocean literacy actions by examining the effectiveness of different activities.
AquaTT is moderating An Ocean Literacy Workshop on the 10th July in Cork as part of the Our Ocean Wealth Confereence. The workshop is FREE – just contact Trevor directly to register trevor@aquatt.ie
A student who designed a unique assisted shaving device wins SciFest 2017. EnableArm is an assisted shaving device for people with limited hand dexterity. Aaron…
After two and a half years sailing across the world during the Tara Oceans expedition, the “Tara” vessel will be in Dún Laoghaire Harbour with tours for the general public.
Several Tara Oceans exhibitions will be held at various locations in Dublin, and Eric Karsenti, co-director of Tara Oceans, will speak as part of this Forum. Tara Oceans has been especially selected to participate in an evening show of scientific images at Art Park. The exhibition ‘Polar Night’ by Vincent Hilaire will also be presented at Brent Pope’s Gallery, July 9 to 23. On July 13 at 19h, Emmanuel Reynaud (UCD, Dublin + Q & A), scientific coordinator of Tara Oceans, will hold a conference about the expedition at the National Maritime Museum of Ireland.
General public visit on first come first served basis – Limited spaces!
On Friday 9th November Adam Kelly, a fifth-year student from Skerries Community College was this afternoon named the overall winner at SciFest 2018, for his open…
The ISTA is delighted to announce the winners and runners up in this year’s Science Photo Competition. The quality of the entries was exceptional, with…
