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Our latest blog post introduces Clericus, a new online database
A new database for researching historical SPCM graduates
Tuesday, 01 December 2020
MU academics receive Jean Monnet Awards from EU’s Erasmus+ programme
Maynooth University is delighted to congratulate Prof John O’Brennan and Prof Tobias Lock on receiving Jean Monnet Awards under the EU’s Erasmus+ programme.
Friday, 27 November 2020
How do we prepare students to solve the biggest world problems?
Being able to communicate with people who think differently is essential if we wish to solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
Wednesday, 25 November 2020
Dr Edana Richardson & Dr Aisling McMahon publish an article in the Journal of Medical Ethics Blog examining accountability & the role of social bonds in health-financing for Covid-19
In this article, they examine the role of social and sustainability bonds as a mechanism which can be used to rapidly mobilise funds towards financing the Covid-19 health-related response.
Wednesday, 25 November 2020
Study co-lead by Dr. Philip Hyland finds one in five women have been raped in their lifetime
Faigheann staidéar de chuid OMN agus na Tríonóide amach gur eigníodh bean amháin as gach cúigear le linn a saoil
Wednesday, 25 November 2020
Publishing your Research Open Access in Elsevier (Science Direct) Journals without Paying Article Processing Charges !
A deal signed with Elsevier (Science Direct) allows corresponding authors to publish articles open access in over two thousand Elsevier journals without publication charges.
Tuesday, 24 November 2020
Long-term damage caused by severe infection could be reduced or partially reversed - new research published by Nature Cell Biology
Research sheds light on how severe infections like malaria cause short and long-term damage to blood cells but some damage could be reversed. Discovery could lead to new ways of preventing long-term damage from severe infections including Covid-19 and TB
Tuesday, 24 November 2020
Did the Nazis really make laws or just orders backed by threats?
New research just published in the Australasian Journal of Philosophy by Brian Flanagan (MU) and Ivar Hannikainen (University of Granada) sheds light on a millennia-old philosophical debate by using an empirical approach.
Monday, 23 November 2020
ALL AI Academy for Good
In June 2020, the ALL AI Academy for Good, received 47,000 euro in funding from the community empowerment fund in the Microsoft Data Centre. Using this funding, and the help of the ALL Microsoft-Internship in Maynooth University in partnership with Experiential Learning Programme. Project co-ordinator and University lecturer Katriona O'Sullivan organised the following project. Offering students who are studying in the DEIS band 1 school Mercy Inchicore, an opportunity to develop their STEM/CS skills while learning how to gain access to university. The project aims to empower young women from communities currently underrepresented in STEM with the skills, knowledge and experiences to choose STEM careers.
Friday, 20 November 2020
The Departments of Adult and Community Education seeks a research assistant
Position: Research Assistant Level 2, Half-Time - Contract Post
Thursday, 19 November 2020