Dr Fernando Corbalan is a Mathematician and author in the University of Zaragoza, Spain. He is the author of more than a dozen popular mathematical books, which have been translated to 12 languages (e.g. ‘Geometry at Close Quarters. The mathematics of everyday life’ (National Geographic, 2017); ‘Taking Chances. The rules…
“ 3D printing, like any other technology, is only as good as the added value it brings to your organisation.” Carlos has worked in all aspects of the additive manufacturing and 3D printing since 2004. From the concept and design changes, the actual A.M. processes research and improvement, the heat…
Roger Gaskell is a retired antiquarian bookseller, having dealt in natural history, scientific and medical books, first at Quaritch’s, then Pickering and Chatto in London. He set up his own business in 1989 working closely with academic libraries in the UK and US. While at Pickering and Chatto he was…
Una Sealy is a Dublin based painter, and has been a Member of the Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) since 2010. In 2020 she was the first person to complete a Master of Science degree in Anatomy for Artists at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), and the following…
Dr Matthew Landrus is a Supernumerary Fellow at Wolfson College and the Faculty of History at the University of Oxford. His work addresses the history of innovation, with particular interest in early modern engagements across the disciplines of natural philosophy, technology and the practical arts. He also teaches a course…
Science and Art The Robert Boyle Winter School took place at the Royal Dublin Society (RDS) on 20 January 2024 from 10 AM to 4 PM. The topic was Science & Art. The speakers for the Winter School are Prof Michael John Gorman, Dr Matthew Morgan, Nollaig Healy, Brian Trench,…
2024 Robert Boyle Winter School: Science and Art
Since November 2022, the fine artist, Vincent Devine, has been working with UCD cancer researchers and patient partners to explore how cancer affects patients and their families: from molecules to cells; tissues to impacts on the whole human body; personal impact to societal impact. Inspired by the iconic drawing of…
Brian Trench is a writer, editor and lecturer in science communication and cultural history. He is a former science and technology journalist, and senior lecturer and Head of School of Communications, Dublin City University, Ireland.
With nearly two decades of experience within the cultural sector, Nollaig has made significant contributions across a spectrum of renowned arts organisations in Ireland. Her career includes pivotal roles in organisations such as the Kilkenny Arts Festival. Nollaig presently manages the Creative Climate Action initiative, ACT Waterford.