Latest news
ToggleNews
New research examines motivation behind water protests
New research conducted by Dr Rory Hearne of the Maynooth University Department of Geography has found that the recent water protests were motivated by a range of factors, aside from water charges.
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Dr Maria Helen Murphy on Privacy and Surveillance Related Issues
Dr Maria Helen Murphy has been speaking on a number of privacy and surveillance related issues recently.
Monday, 20 April 2015
New Book combining Sociology and the Arts
Prof. Corcoran and Beth Hayden from Sociology involved in project.
Thursday, 16 April 2015
Closure of the Special Collections & Archives Reading Room
Closed on Thursday the 23rd of April
Thursday, 16 April 2015
3rd Maynooth International Youth Studies Conference: Information
"Youth on the Move?", Tuesday 23rd & Wednesday 24th June 2015
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Dr Kennefick attending COST Action Research Network Meeting in Athens
Dr Kennefick attending Management Committee meeting of the Europe-wide research action under the Cooperation in Science and Technology.
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Seminar with Dr. Sean O'Muircheartaigh
The Maynooth University Chemistry Society welcomed Dr. Sean O'Muircheartaigh to the Chemistry Department's Seminar Series on March 27th.
Monday, 13 April 2015
LATEST NEWS FROM URBACT III (30th MARCH 2015)
First call for proposals under URBACT III for Action Planning Networks 2014–2020 is open. Online submissions deadline is 16th June 2015.
Wednesday, 08 April 2015
Funded PhD in ICARUS
PhD studentship: Investigating the use of 20th Century reanalyses products to homogenize global land surface air temperature records The Department of Geography is offering a three-year funded PhD studentship to work with Professor Peter Thorne on the project below. This will start in September 2015, and the successful applicant will be based in the Department's high profile Irish Climate Analysis and Research UnitS (ICARUS please see icarus.nuim.ie).
Tuesday, 07 April 2015
Tick Tock – Why change the clock?
Before going to bed on Saturday night, households across Ireland will advance the clock forward by an hour. But the reason for the change to ‘Summer Time’—and how it has evolved—is something Dr David Malone of Maynooth University has been following for many years.
Friday, 27 March 2015