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NI Chamber And QUB In New Partnership To Deliver Digital And Cyber Series

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Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) and Queen’s University, Belfast (QUB) have formed a new partnership, which will see the organisations work together to deliver a series of events, specifically focused on digitisation and cyber security in a business context. Over the course of the next 12 months, it will cover themes […]

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Belfast Hosts Europe’s Largest Archaeology Conference With More Than 3,000 Delegates

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Belfast will this month host Europe’s largest annual gathering of archaeologists when the city will welcome more than 3,000 delegates to Queen’s University and to a variety of venues across the city for four full days. Belfast won the bid to host the European Association of Archaeologists (EAA) annual conference in 2019 and it joins

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Clinton Scholarship Fund Launched At Queen’s Agreement 25 Conference

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A dedicated scholarship fund to support US study opportunities for economically or socially disadvantaged local Queen’s students is being launched by former US President, William J Clinton and the University’s Chancellor, Secretary Hillary R Clinton. The Clinton Scholarship Fund will be announced at a fundraising dinner as part of the Agreement 25 Conference in Belfast,

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Homelessness Report Shows ‘Basic Minimum’ Is Not Being Met To Support Children, Young People And Families In Northern Ireland

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While most children do live in adequate housing, this report launched today (Thursday), demonstrates that in Northern Ireland, there is ‘a long way to go to achieve this for all children and young people.’ ‘A Place To Call Home’, produced by Queen’s University, on behalf of the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People

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Young Scientists Showcase their Innovations as Northern Ireland’s Largest Science Fair Returns

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New Sentinus Chair Emphasises Critical Role of STEM Innovation in Addressing Global Challenges Sentinus Young Innovators, Northern Ireland’s largest science fair, has returned for the first time since the pandemic and welcomed more than 150 young people from over 60 schools across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, during the exhibition at Queen’s University

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Researchers Discover How Amphibians Differ In Caring For Their Young

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Research led by Queen’s University Belfast has revealed the diverse ways that amphibians care for their young determine how many eggs they lay. Most amphibians abandon their young when they lay their eggs.  Among those amphibians that do care, parental care can be strikingly different. This includes attendance of the young; transportation of young from

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Award Winning Author & Illustrator Announced as New Children’s Writing Fellow for Northern Ireland

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Award-winning author and illustrator Paul Howard has accepted the post as the new Children’s Writing Fellow for Northern Ireland at the Seamus Heaney Centre, Queen’s University Belfast. online pharmacy buy minocin no insurance with best prices today in the USA online pharmacy order lariam without prescription with best prices today in the USA online pharmacy

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Queen’s Students Discover Prehistoric Artefacts During Training Dig

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Archaeology students at Queen’s University Belfast have discovered prehistoric artefacts which date back to the Middle Neolithic era on the grounds of Stranmillis University College during a training excavation. The students, who have been on site since 21 June, found prehistoric pottery and flint as well as items associated with the use of Stranmillis House

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New Software Developed By Queen’s To Capture Worldwide Cancer Data Launched

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CanStaging⁺, a user-friendly tool aimed at facilitating the recording of comparable cancer staging data worldwide, has been launched. buy arimidex online arimidex online generic online pharmacy https://www.bostondental.com/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/4-620da0582f55529bd306ee7a727003d5/2023/prednisone.html with best prices today in the USA online pharmacy buy abilify no prescription pharmacy buy sildalis online sildalis online generic The tool has been developed by researchers from

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Northern Irish Student Scoops Top Prize at US Business Programme

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Queens’s University Law student Niamh Mackin has been named Study USA Student of the Year. The 21 year old spent a year studying business at Marymount University, Virginia as part of the Study USA initiative. Formerly known as the Business Education Initiative, it is run by the British Council Northern Ireland on behalf of the

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