Science Gallery

Recorded on 10/07/18 LIVE as part of Science Gallery Dublin’s ‘Life On The Edges’ exhibitions. The boys are joined by Space Weather Scientist Dr Sophie Murray and NASA astrobiology scholar Dr. Kevin Webster to discuss the life in space,…

From biomimicry, to VR and decellularized pig hearts - Science Gallery latest exhibition explores the reality of FAKE in our world, challenging our perceptions on what it means to be fake and the stigmas it can hold. In recent times, the…

Our exhibition correspondent Leonie Connellan takes us through two Dublin exhibitions: In Case of Emergency at the Science Gallery and Homo Ludens (Man at Play) at the Library Project. It’s really quite something to walk into a room and be…

After great reviews at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, Dreamgun have brought their original comedy Mimes in Time home to Dublin as part of the Fringe Festival. I was feeling sceptical about Mimes in Time since it prominently features two of…

With so many science & curiosity-themed events happening regularly across the country and abroad, we try to capture them on ‘Socialising Science’ with video and a few words. And if you have an event you’d like to include, email…

With so many science events happening regularly across the country, its seems timely to write a new column here at HeadStuff that summarises and reports on as many as we can. ‘Socialising Science’ column will capture a flavour of the range…

Last week, in Dublin’s Science Gallery, Sea for Society delivered an evening of talks about and by people whose daily lives revolve around the ocean. Sea for Society is a European Project funded by DG Research & Innovation under the…

Lifelogging is the subject of the current exhibition in the Science Gallery Dublin (runs until April 18th), which explores the way in which we can use data logging to track and improve our lives. HeadStuff is exploring various aspects of…

I stood in pitch darkness. I couldn’t see it or smell it but I knew that a metre away stood a mannequin composed of compacted dried blood. Every thirty seconds a luminous drip splashed down, briefly highlighting the contours of the face,…

Thomas Edison once said “I have not failed, I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work” and I reckon that’s a pretty good way of looking at this particular ‘f’ word. I personally don’t cope so well with failure. I cry, a lot. But tears…