South East Technological University’s Wexford campus has launched a new funded PhD in the area of STEM (Science, technology, engineering, mathematics) to celebrate Wexford’s Maggie Gough, the first Irish woman to receive a doctorate in mathematics in 1931.
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PhD (part-time) – School of STEM Education, Innovation and Global Studies / National Institute of Digital Learning
A new third level STEM scholarship programme has been launched by Huawei Ireland.
The Higher Education Authority’s (HEA) Gender Equality Enhancement Fund has granted funding to researchers from the School of Computer Science at TU Dublin for two new research projects on Gender Balance entitled ‘TechMate and ‘PSTEM Role Models’. TU Dublin will take the lead on the ‘TechMate’ project which will see the creation of a brand […]
The following article on research was kindly contributed by Dr Graham Love. Dr Love is the Chief Executive of the Health Research Board, an agency of the Irish Government’s Department of Health. He previously worked with Science Foundation Ireland. What is a researcher? When one imagines a typical scientific researcher, images of men in long white coats locked […]
