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George Berkeley, slavery, and TCD
@Phil_Mullen_ - @IrishTimes
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Congratulations to Prof Anne Holohan, Dept of Sociology, who pitched Transformation in Learning & Training at Enterprise Ireland’s Big Ideas event. Social science curricula embedded in online roleplay games – watch out for launch in @tcddublin February 2023!
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Our own @LayteRichard is giving a seminar at @Flinders
Seminar this Thursday 29 Sep in Adelaide:
Prof Richard Layte, Trinity College Dublin: How does social position shape health and wealth across the life-course? @flindersbgl @SAHealth @RoyalAdelHosp @FlindersHmri @FlindersCNHS
Registration details here:
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Really looking forward to teaching the upcoming CPD module in Applied Behavioural Science @tcddublin @TCDsociology. 8 week online course starting 26/9/2022. Register now at tcd.ie/ssp/CPD
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Researchers call for action to address health inequalities in light of cost of living crisis
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@HealthyIreland @RCSI_Research
@tcddublin @QUBelfast #populationhealth
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Hope you can join us for our free Workshop on Inequalities in Health at @RCSI on Tues June 21st in conjunction with @TCD and @QUB . Registration is open at the link below. teams.microsoft.com/registra…
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🚨 NEW book!! 😃 Just got a copy of this brand new @politybooks on #Families #Gender #Sociology by my wonderful colleague Deborah Chambers (main author) @UniofNewcastle and myself! 🥳🥳
Link to the book here 👇🏼 / And thread below 🧵
politybooks.com/bookdetail?b…
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📢'The Lives of 20-Year-Olds: Making the Transition to Adulthood' - the latest Growing Up in Ireland report from Cohort '98 - launches Dec 14th, 10am. Registration for this online event is now open tinyurl.com/bde73ch2
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🎉Congratulations🎉 to our PhD Candidate Stefanie Sprong for receiving this year's @dcediy award for best presentation with a policy focus at #GUIConf21!
Replying to @GrowingUpIre
Minister announces recipient of @DCEDIY award for best presentation with a policy focus at #GUIConf21 as Stefanie Sprong @TCDDublin entitled "Do migration-related gaps find their roots in the period before formal schooling?"
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New research from Trinity sociologist @LayteRichard shows that the economic strain experience by families during Ireland’s great recession between 2009 and 2014 had a detrimental impact on young people’s performance in state exams at the age of 15.
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More women opting to breastfeed to protect babies against coronavirus irishtimes.com/news/social-a…
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Replying to @tilda_tcd
@tilda_tcd and @tcddublin were delighted to host Prof. Teresa Seeman for the past 2 days. At a lunchtime seminar she shared with us the results of her pioneering program of work exploring biopsychosocial influences on health. @hrbireland
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Great article by @mama_tude on childhood obesity:
irishtimes.com/life-and-styl…. Here are the BMI growth curves for boys in the @GrowingUpIre study referenced in article.
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Delighted to see my PhD work on objective sleep, exploring factors associated with duration, published. Older Irish adults on average sleeping within recommended times, but group recording sub-optimal duration identified. #ageing #sleep #LoveIrishResearch onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Our latest @hrbireland and @Lifepath_eu funded paper documenting social inequalities in children's BMI in Ireland, UK and Portugal:
tcd.ie/news_events/articles/…
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New GUI reports engaging reading for anyone with an interest in #GUIEarlyYears! Featuring insights on development in context from 9mths, 3yrs and 5yrs
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New Growing Up in Ireland research led by Trinity professors, Elizabeth Nixon & Richard Layte, highlight the impact of the recession on stress within families. @GrowingUpIre @ESRIDublin #GUIEarlyYears
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The GUI launch was a busy event today! Report authors from the ESRI and TCD, pictured with colleagues from the DCYA and young helpers Millie and Finn
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ESRI is currently recruiting for Researchers in the area of Health. Closing date 6th October. esri.ie/careers/


























