Mary Mulvihill Award 2025 - Dr Julianna Adelman - Science AS Culture : a historians perspective @DIASDublin

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Mary Mulvihill Award 2025 - Dr Julianna Adelman - Science AS Culture : a historians perspective

DIAS 85 - STP Workshop - Matrix Membranes and Emergent Spacetime - Day 6

Samhain agus Science 2023: Galaxy of Horrors - Troubling tales from worlds beyond our own

2025-11-04 - Medieval Murder Mysteries: Homicide in Early Irish Law

Stimulating Collision Models & dual Unity Circuts

Season 2: Ep. 4 - Storytelling and Irish Manuscripts with Dr Nina Cnockaert-Guillou

Samhain agus Science 2022: Strange Sounds from the Underworld: Earthquakes and other deep secrets

$Dynamics of Black Holes and Scalar Fields Speaker: Miguel Zilhão (University of Aveiro) Abstract: New light fundamental fields are natural candidates for all or a fraction of dark matter. Self-gravitating structures of such fields might be common objects in the universe, and could comprise even galactic haloes. These structures interact gravitationally with black holes; this can affect their lifetime, influence the black hole motion, and also contribute to the emission of gravitational radiation. I will present a study on the dynamics of a black hole piercing through a much larger fully relativistic boson star, made of a complex minimally coupled massive scalar. As the black hole pierces through the bosonic structure, it is slowed down by accretion and dynamical friction, giving rise to gravitational wave emission. We find evidence of a “gravitational atom” left behind as a product of the process.$

Ní hansae, The School of Celtic Studies Research Podcast Season 2: Trailer

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Mary Mulvihill Award 2025 - Dr Julianna Adelman - Science AS Culture : a historian's perspective