UCD Library is delighted to host an exhibition showcasing UCD Research’s 2025 ‘Images of Research’ competition. Competition entrants were invited to submit an image that showcased the diversity of research across UCD and offer accessible, thought-provoking insights into complex research topics.
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Did you know that UCD Library has access to the Gale: Archives of Sexuality and Gender!! With material dating back to the sixteenth century, this archive contains primary sources for the historical study of sex, sexuality, and gender.
You can access this resource through OneSearch!
A special shout-out to Emma Loughney, UCD Research for coordinating the exhibition and Diarmuid Ó Catháin, UCD Library for designing the exhibition panels and accompanying exhibition videos.
Pictured left-right:
Liam Cleere - UCD Research
Dr Sandra Collins - UCD Library
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How do we open our cities to animal movement?🐾🦡
Dr. Adam Kane of the UCD School of Biology & Environmental Science will discuss at the next UCD Library @ucdresearch.bsky.social #CitizenScience event.
📆Thurs, 4 June
⏰10.30am-12pm
📍💻UCD Global Lounge (& online)
Register at buff.ly/nEwfKZ1
As part of phase 2 of UCD Library's capital development project please note the UCD Postgraduate Research Centre (PRC) has moved from James Joyce Library Level 2 to a new location on Level 3. Please continue to book your place via SISWeb.
Please see the map here for details. #UCDPostgrads
The winning image, alongside a selection of the 23 runner-s up, can be viewed on Level 3 of the James Joyce Library. All exhibition panels feature a dedicated QR code that will further explain the story behind the image in detail. The exhibition will be on display until the end of September.
As part of phase 2 of UCD Library's capital development project please note the UCD Postgraduate Research Centre (PRC) has moved from James Joyce Library Level 2 to a new location on Level 3. Please continue to book your place via SISWeb.
Please see the map here for details. #UCDPostgrads
The overall winner ‘Reclaimed & Reimagined: Later-Life Women in the Archive’, by Dr Katherine Fama, UCD School of English, Drama and Film, exposes portrayals of women’s aging in the nineteenth century archive at Winterthur Library and Museum.
We are also proud to showcase an image submitted by Dr Elizabeth Mullins, UCD School of History, featuring one of the oldest manuscripts held in UCD Library.
How do we open our cities to animal movement?🐾🦡
Dr. Adam Kane of the UCD School of Biology & Environmental Science will discuss at the next UCD Library @ucdresearch.bsky.social #CitizenScience event.
📆Thurs, 4 June
⏰10.30am-12pm
📍💻UCD Global Lounge (& online)
Register at buff.ly/nEwfKZ1
