IBIOLI Events
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Training Activity 1: 27 Years of Biology Today 'as Gaeilge'
Shoots and Leaves
Bioenergy, and Why Biofuels for Transport Are Nonsense!
Training Activity 2: 27 Years of Biology Today 'as Gaeilge'
Dentistry in the Molecular Age - Success from Biology
The Biology of Cancer
Symposium 2012: Biology for Today - Biotechnology for Life
Current and Future Trends in Agricultural Food Production
Symposium 2013: Biology for Today - Biotechnology for Life
Obesity and the Immune System - Murmurations on a Theme
Workshop: The Production and Application of Antibodies and their use in Biosensors and Arrays
60 Years of DNA. What Next?
What Can Bats Teach People About Health, Wealth, and Long Life?
Glasnevin Cemetery & Museum, & National Botanic Gardens - Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Environmental & Field Biology Course - Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Guided Tour of Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens - Golden Jubilee Celebrations
'August at the Lough' - Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Theories, Facts, and Mind Games - Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Guided Tour of Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens
Bealtaine Birds Dawn Chorus Walk
The 'Bloomin' Burren - Flowers of the National Park
The Natural History Museum & Dead Zoo
The Great Saltee Island Bird Sanctuary
Rocky Seashore Walk
Glasnevin Cemetery & Museum, & National Botanic Gardens
Molecular Evolution and Adaptation: Birds, Bears, Bowhead Whales & Beyond!
The Value of Pollinators
Canine Genetics - How Man's Best Friend Helps in the Study of Human Disease
The Cancer Epidemic; Food, Pharma, and Our Future
Birr Castle, & Lough Boora Discovery Park
Human Genetic Differences; Unravelling Which Ones Matter
In Search of Sanctuary!
Biotechnology and Creativity - Reflections on Multidisciplinary Degrees
Guided Tour of Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens
Tackling ‘The Emperor of all Maladies’; Cancer, a Journey of Discovery from Bench to Clinic
Animal Care in Dublin Zoo - My journey as a Zoo Keeper
Guided Tour of The Evolution of Land Plants Garden
The Allergic Planet
Evolution of the Earth's Atmosphere as Revealed by Plant Fossil Records
Gene Therapy Approaches to Treat Disrupted Brain Waves - How Worms Could Hold The Key
Conservation and Sustainable Use of Oceans, Seas, and Marine Resources - Towards Sustainable Development Goal 14
The Garden Birds of Ireland
Who do we think we were? Insights from ancient Irish Genomes
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Featured Events
The IBIOLI, as as part of the 2016 Activity Series, invites its members, families, friends and the general public to attend this free lecture, given by Dr. Robert O’Connor, Head of Research, Irish Cancer Society, titled “The Cancer Epidemic: Food, Pharma, and Our Future”. Ireland, like all countries globally, is seeing an increase in the numbers of cancers. There is much fear about the cause of these increases with many looking to our diet and environment as explanations.
The Institute of Biology of Ireland, as part of the 2016 Activity Series, invites its members, families, friends and the general public to attend this free lecture. In this lecture given by Dr. Anne Parle-McDermott, Senior Lecturer in Genetics and Principal Investigator of the Nutritional Genomics Group at DCU, will narrate our journey and fascination with the human genome to date, describe some of the latest findings in functional and epigenetics and provide a glimpse of what the future might hold.
The first walk of the 2015 Burren in Bloom festival and the May Burrenbeo walk will involve an early start with Gordon D’Arcy leading a group on a dawn chorus walk. Gordon is a Burren resident, natural historian, author & wildlife artist and will point out some of the Burren’s birds in the early morning light – they’ll hopefully put on a good show.
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The evolutionary garden is designed to take you on a walk through evolutionary time and charts the development and turnover of plant species across temporal boundaries. This unique outdoor classroom is used to teach plant...
The Institute of Biology of Ireland, as part of the 2017/18 Activity Series, invites its members, families, friends and the general public to attend this lecture, "Animal Care in Dublin Zoo - My journey as...
This lecture will focus on how a novel human protein, called FKBPL, that occurs naturally in the body, has a unique ability to inhibit tumour blood vessel development, thereby stopping tumour growth and metastasis. A...
The IBIOLI invites its members, families, friends and general public to Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens, East Wicklow, for a Free guided Tour of the gardens with a particular focus on the Spring Floral Displays. Come and...
The role of universities in innovation and entrepreneurship education is three-fold; develop and support students and graduates to be entrepreneurs; support and encourage them to be intra-preneurs when they work within someone else’s organisation; support...
The Institute of Biology of Ireland, as part of the 2016 Activity Series, invites its members, families, friends and the general public to attend this free lecture. In this lecture, presenter Brendan Price, Founder and...
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Biology is the study of complicated things that have the appearance of having been designed with a purpose.
Biology is the most powerful technology ever created. DNA is software, protein are hardware, cells are factories.
In biology, nothing is clear, everything is too complicated, everything is a mess, and just when you think you understand something, you peel off a layer and find deeper complications beneath. Nature is anything but simple.
The study of butterflies—creatures selected as the types of airiness and frivolity—instead of being despised, will some day be valued as one of the most important branches of Biological science.
Evolution is cleverer than you are.
Nothing in Biology makes sense, except in the light of evolution.
No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single experiment can prove me wrong.
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