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Who would own the Woolly Mammoth if scientists brought it back?
If technology manages to recreate extinct animals like the Woolly Mammoth and the Dodo, would they be patented and monetised? asks Dr David Doyle of the Law Department
What notes in 17th century book reveal about a transatlantic voyage
The handwritten notes in Samuel Sturmy's Mariner's Magazine tell us much and provoke more questions about a long forgotten 17th century voyage, writes Dr Ciarán Mac an Bhaird of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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Here are the most competitive constituencies in Election 24
The Kavanagh Constituency Competitiveness Score, devised by Dr Adrian Kavanagh of the Geography Department, uses the electoral experience of candidates in a constituency to determine competitiveness
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How the smart doorbell has changed canvassing in Irish elections
The growth of smart doorbells may lead to unintended consequences, even changing the rules of engagement around election canvassing, writes Prof Mary Corcoran of the Department of Sociology
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