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A wonderful account of the MA in Choral Studies from graduate Sinéad Crowley. Applications open for September 2025 entry - see dcu.ie/DC664 for details or get in touch with the Programme Chair, Dr Róisín Blunnie. Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences @ DCU Dublin City University Sing Ireland

The health mantra that everyone should walk 10,000 steps a day is a “marketing gimmick” and “not based on science”, DCU's Prof Niall Moyna Niall Moyna has claimed. Read more on NewstalkFM: launch.dcu.ie/4jmzcpo

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) firing ‘warning shots’ near diplomats sets an unacceptable precedent in international relations. Piece by Dr Andrew Forde Andrew Forde of Law and Gov DCU for The Conversation. Read more here: launch.dcu.ie/4kX2o7N

Could future flights be powered by thin air? “Economies of scale are needed to lower prices, but the high upfront costs discourage airlines from adopting SAF widely,” says Prof Marina Efthymiou Marina Efthymiou of DCU Business School. Read more on CNN Travel: launch.dcu.ie/4kgsiDs

Have last minute questions about your future at DCU? Join us for our last Open Day of the academic year, on our Glasnevin Campus, from 10am on June 25th. Register and see the full schedule here: launch.dcu.ie/openday #DCUJuneOpenDay Team DCU

Athletes encouraged to use performance drugs at Enhanced Games. Dr. David Nolan of DCU School of Health and Human Performance told AntonSavageNT that while there are restrictions in place, there are still huge health risks associated with the competition. Listen on NewstalkFM here: launch.dcu.ie/4kDOXt3

Most read on #RTEBrainstorm: 5 lessons we've learned from the National Children's Hospital for future infrastructural projects in Ireland. By Paul Davis DCU Business School Dublin City University rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

#Opinion: The 'Lost Boys' debate: Are positive male role models the answer? Boys need supportive friends, critical digital literacy skills, and home and school environments that nurture their empathy, writes DCU's Prof Professor Debbie Ging. Read in Irish Examiner: launch.dcu.ie/4k9o9AV

5 lessons from National Children's Hospital for future projects in Ireland. Piece by Dr Paul Davis Paul Davis of DCU Business School for RTÉ Brainstorm. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/43DEuHd #RTEBrainstorm

The roots of the Ukraine Conflict lie in Russia’s ‘Unfinished Empire’ In his new book ‘Unfinished Empire’, Prof Donnacha Ó Beacháin Donnacha Ó Beacháin argues that the world will continue to have “a Russia problem” until Vladimir Putin’s regime is defeated. Read: launch.dcu.ie/45AyEsH

Community Notes vanishes from X feeds. “Persistent problems with Community Notes raise serious questions about X’s capacity to meet its obligations under EU rules,” DCU's Dr Eileen Culloty Eileen Culloty told TheJournal.ie. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/3SXxShN

Why is Irish mythology so prevalent in Japanese videogames? Influences from Irish mythology are woven throughout the story and lore of the Elden Ring series and other Japanese games, explains Tom Caffrey🧛 Dublin City University rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Could future flights be powered by thin air? “Economies of scale are needed to lower prices, but the high upfront costs discourage airlines from adopting SAF widely,” says Prof Marina Efthymiou Marina Efthymiou of DCU Business School. Read more on CNN Travel: launch.dcu.ie/4kgsiDs

📢Calling DCU’s Oct 2024 and March 2025 graduates! Have you completed the Graduate Outcomes Survey? Once completed, you will be in with a chance to win a One 4 All voucher You can access the survey by clicking here: launch.dcu.ie/4jI9f4q 'Thank you' if you have completed it 🙏

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) firing ‘warning shots’ near diplomats sets an unacceptable precedent in international relations. Piece by Dr Andrew Forde Andrew Forde of Law and Gov DCU for The Conversation. Read more here: launch.dcu.ie/4kX2o7N

The health mantra that everyone should walk 10,000 steps a day is a “marketing gimmick” and “not based on science”, DCU's Prof Niall Moyna Niall Moyna has claimed. Read more on NewstalkFM: launch.dcu.ie/4jmzcpo

Have last minute questions about your future at DCU? Join us for our last Open Day of the academic year, on our Glasnevin Campus, from 10am on June 25th. Register and see the full schedule here: launch.dcu.ie/openday #DCUJuneOpenDay Team DCU

Ireland won't even get halfway to its carbon emissions reduction target, says EPA. “We seem to have moved backwards,” said Dr Diarmuid Torney Diarmuid Torney, Director of DCU's Institute for Climate and Society DCU Institute for Climate & Society. Read in Irish Examiner: launch.dcu.ie/3FrURP3

Can dogs help to predict epileptic seizures? New research combining a dog's natural instincts with technology might help people with epilepsy by predicting seizures. Piece by Dr Shelley Brady Shelley Brady (she/her) of Insight Research Ireland Centre for RTÉ Brainstorm. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/3FehmXL

A 'game changing' way for Irish farmers to test for potato blight. Piece by Prof Anne Parle-McDermott Anne Parle-Mcdermott, Director of the Life Sciences Institute DCU Life Sciences Institute, for RTÉ Brainstorm. Read here: launch.dcu.ie/4kC6D8k #RTEBrainstorm