Kathleen Lonsdale

Kathleen Lonsdale

This Irish Scientist from Newbridge, Co Kildare, was the first woman president of the International Union of Crystallography. Do you know what Crystallograph is?

Global Warming

Global Warming

Tyndall (County Carlow) found Earth’s temperature was higher than expected, but no-one knew this was the explanation for what we now call the greenhouse effect

Shelia Tinney

Shelia Tinney

In her lifetine (1918 - 2010) this Galway woman worked on many aspects of nuclear physics. Colleagues there included Albert Einstein and Freeman Dyson.

[ Upcoming Events In Cavan / Monaghan ]

Dr. Bot

Will your next Doctor be AI?: Sat. 8th Nov.  3.00 - 4.00pm  Johnston Central...

The Psychology of Half-time Talks

6.30pm - 8.30pm: The Errigal Hotel, Coothill, Co Cavan

Exploring Biodiversity: A Community Conference

Exploring Biodiversity:

A Community Conference: Saturday 8th November: 10 - 3pm: Sliabh Beagh Hotel,...

Seeds of the Future:

Intro to Seed Saving: Mon. 10th Nov.  11 am - 1pm: Dowra Courthouse

Spirit Lab: A measure of science

Sat 8th Nov: 7pm: Old Carrick Mill Distillery, Carrickmacorss.

Sustainable Floristry Workshop

Mon 10th Nov. 3.00pm - 5.00pm, Trivia House, Swanlinbar.

A splash of science @ Emy Lough

Sunday 9th November: 12pm - 3pm: Emy Lough, Emyvale

Bees wax candle workshop

Bees wax candle . .

Workshop, Bee Barn: Monday 10th November: 10am - 12pm + Location Map

The Mucin Mission: Snails for Skincare

Good vibrations:

Sound, Rhythm & Psychology: Mon 10th Nov    11:30    Peace Campus, Monaghan

Cheesemaking Class

Tuesday 11th November, 10.30am - 3pm Corleggy Cheeses, Belturbet, Co Cavan

Towards District Heating:

A transition roadmap for Monaghan: Monday 10th November: 1pm: Online Webinar

Cameraless Photography

11.00am - 12.30pm The Goods Store, Belturbet, County Cavan.

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[ What can science do for your child? ]

Science for the young is a fantastic way to spark a natural mind. Science builds curiosity,  builds confidence, and helps teach problem-solving skills early in life.

[ Developing Minds ] 

Children learn to ask questions, be engaged, explore ideas, and think critically about the world around them. Early exposure nurtures creativity, inspires future learning, and lays the foundation for innovation, adaptability, and lifelong scientific understanding. 

 

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[ Interest Creates Results ]

What Does Science Cultivate?

Creativity

SCIENCE Brings: Curiosity, imagination, and innovative thinking to explore ideas, solve problems, and discover new possibilities

Innovation

SCIENCE brings: discoveries, technologies, and solutions that improve lives, transform industries, and shape the future.

Vision

SCIENCE looks beyond the present, exploring bold ideas and possibilities that shape a smarter, sustainable future.

Progression

SCIENCE builds on past knowledge, constantly refining ideas and discoveries to create a better, more advanced future.

Education

SCIENCE is discovery, experimentation, and innovation, driving improvement, advancing society’s understanding and wellbeing.

Mind Expansion

SCIENCE expands the mind, encouraging curiosity, questioning, exploration, helping us think critically & understand the world.

Cavan Monaghan Science Festival

Science encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity. From climate change to digital technology, empowering us to make informed decisions.Science opens doors to exciting careers in medicine, engineering, environmental research, and technology—fields vital to Ireland’s future. Be one of the forward-thinking people that leads in global discovery and scientific advancement. Learning science is learning for life.

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Creativity

75%

Design

100%

Vision

79%

Innovation

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