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Women have been written out of science history – it's time to put them back

Uncovering forgotten history can help explain why science still has a masculine bias today.

news

An Bord Pleanála review welcomed by Minister Alan Kelly

news

Shackleton relative sets the navy an icy goal

world

Polar bear attack victims return home under medical supervision

world

Family pays tribute to bear attack boy killed in Norway

world

British bear attack victims recovering

Where no man has gone before

TO the would-be explorer the senior editor (expeditions) at the National Geographic Magazine is a magnetic figure, but daunting. He looks through those shoals of letters which arrive weekly with pleas of sponsorship for proposed expeditions.

Sat, 06 Nov, 2010

Michael Palin sets sights on Brazil

Michael Palin’s next travel series will be from Brazil, it was revealed today.

Fri, 29 Oct, 2010

Ashden award for Wood Energy

WOOD ENERGY LIMITED has won the coveted Ashden Award for Renewable Energy.

Sat, 23 Jun, 2007

Spacecraft heads for Mars landing

Beagle 2 was heading for an historic landing on Mars today after successfully separating from its mother ship.

Fri, 19 Dec, 2003

Scientists sound new climate change warning

Climate change in the Alps, Africa and Asia is melting glaciers with serious effects for water supplies, according to a report today.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2003

Europe's ski resorts at risk from global warming

Delegates at an environmental conference have been told that alpine ski resorts across Europe may be at risk from catastrophic landslides caused by global warming.

Thu, 04 Jan, 2001