Mind-controlled wearables and disease-detecting mirrors ‘mainstream by 2030’ predicts Vodaphone
Smart devices capable of detecting disease, wearables that can be controlled using thought and connectivity built into trees to help track climate change could all be mainstream technology by 2030, according to a new report. The
Astronomers spot mysterious object unlike anything they have seen before
A mysterious object unlike anything ever seen before has been spotted by astronomers. Observations of the “spooky” item showed it releasing a giant burst of energy three times an hour. As it spins through space the
JWST: New space telescope reaches final stop one million miles out
The world’s most powerful space telescope has reached its final destination a million miles from Earth – a month after it lifted off on a quest to discover the dawn of the universe. The 10 billion
The Periodic Table of Edible Elements
The Science and Home Economics Departments joined forces in Ennis Community College and Gaelcholáiste an Chláir last week, as the Clare schools, which share a campus, hosted an Open Night for prospective students and their families.
See-Through, No-Pop, Re-Imagined Toaster
See what happens when you throw out pre-conceived ideas? Who says an electric toaster should pop? And why use guesswork to wonder if your toast is just brown enough? When you smell the burning, it's already too late.
Ho-ho-hosting! Podcast with Michele Neylon [Audio]
Thanks to a busy run of events recently, it's been a while since Michele and I got together for a podcast so we had a lot to talk about in today's episode. Click on the player above
Ireland’s Atlantic Coast Stars in Daithí’s New Music Video
Irish musician Dáithí has been getting a lot of attention for his latest track, Mary Keane's Introduction, which samples an interview with his 90-year old grandmother, reminiscing about falling in love in her youth. Currently at Number 3
