Diet Wars: The Ketogenic Diet
The ketogenic diet or ‘keto’ was first devised in the 1920s, but not with weight loss in mind. It was
Science Students Express Frustration At Grading Standards In Labs
In a recent survey by The College Tribune, 68% of science students said they only ‘sometimes’ believed that their demonstrators
Should We Expect More Extreme Weather Events As The Climate Changes?
About two weeks ago, I planted a gorgeous purple and white winter heather in a pot next to my front
As White As Coal: The Subjectivity of Colour Perceptions
Imagine two young children are being taught the names of the primary colours. They are each presented with a tomato.
Should You Invest In Tesla?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has attracted a lot of attention recently. The uncertainty of Tesla’s future is not helped by
The Tale of The Male Contraceptive
After 80 years of research into male contraceptives, the prospect of a viable alternative to condoms and vasectomies is finally
The Big Science of 2017
So here we are, a month into the new year, a brand-new semester, and it’s pretty safe to say we’re
Plans to Open an extra Shop in Student Residences and Tuck Shop in Science Centre
UCD is seeking proposals from private companies to run a new shop in the O’Brien Science Centre, and a
UCD Subjects Ranked In Top 50 Worldwide
Two courses offered in UCD have been ranked in the top 50 in the QS World University Rankings by subject
The Journey To The Great Beyond
As Felix Baumgartner receives applause for breaking the sound barrier without the assistance of an aircraft, Christopher Ahearne examines the