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Long-term damage caused by severe infection could be reduced or partially reversed
New research by Imperial College, Francis Crick Institute, University of Cambridge, and Maynooth University has been published by Nature Cell Biology
The 360 stones which show off the earliest writing in Ireland
The country's surviving ogham stones give a fascinating insight into the development of the Irish language, writes Dr Nora White, Department of Early Irish
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The head-hunter who measured Irishmen's skulls
Victorian anthropologist Alfred Haddon used skull measuring to investigate the racial origins of isolated communities in the west of Ireland, writes Dr Ciarán Walsh, the Department of Anthropology
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Will Joe Biden 'speak softly' or 'carry a big stick' in Latin America?
President elect Joe Biden's foreign policy approach to Latin America is likely to be a mixture of persuasion and force, writes Dr Barry Cannon, Department of Sociology
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