#Webb has captured new images of #Jupiter! The new observations feature visible auroras that extend to high altitudes above Jupiter's northern and southern poles. Explore the new images here: esawebb.org/images/

Projects include: The impact of plastics on health Junli Xu University College Dublin Understanding the evolution of cosmic dust and star formation using the James Webb Space Telescope Paddy Kavanagh DIAS Advanced batteries for improved energy storage performance David McNulty University Of Limerick

We are very proud of our 5 recipients: Dr Silvia Nagy and Dr Venus Keus STP, DIAS Dr Florian le Pape DIAS Geophysics Dr Patrick Kavanagh and Dr Donna Rodgers-Lee DIAS Astronomy & Astrophysics #DIASdiscovers

Very happy and grateful to be awarded funding under the SFI-IRC Pathway Programme! We will work to understand the evolution of cosmic dust and star formation using JWST at DIAS DIAS Astronomy & Astrophysics Thanks to @scienceirel and We are now Research Ireland for this opportunity! #DIASDiscovers

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) NASA Webb Telescope has recorded breath-taking new images of the iconic Ring Nebula (Messier 57). 🌌 The images, released today by an international team of astronomers includes Maynooth University’s Dr Patrick Kavanagh Maynooth University Physics Paddy Kavanagh

🌌🔭Webb captures detailed beauty of Ring Nebula (NIRCam and MIRI images) The new visual of the Ring Nebula shows two images side by side. On the left, the image taken by Webb’s NIRCam (Near-InfraRed Camera) shows the filament structure of the inner ring in detail,

🎙️ Wow! Paddy Kavanagh, astrophysicist and software developer from Maynooth University, will join us with a live fireside chat. Don’t hesitate to prepare your question! He'll delve into #Python's role in unlocking the Universe's mysteries through the #JWST 🌌 Join a cosmic journey at

New result published in Nature today co-authored by Maynooth University Physics lecturer Paddy Kavanagh, including this spectacular view of stellar birth. maynoothuniversity.ie/experimental-p…

Very happy to announce that Maynooth University Physics have been awarded an Institute of Physics Juno award and an Athena Swan Bronze Award.

Floating like a cosmic jellyfish is the iconic supernova SN 1987A. Webb has given us the most clear & detailed look yet, revealing a new feature — small crescent-like structures thought to be part of the outer layers of gas shot out from the explosion: go.nasa.gov/3sxgsPo

Our Cloud Builders: Python Conf is started. Paddy Kavanagh had great fireside chat about Python's role in unlocking the Universe's mysteries through the #Jwst You still have a chance to join us: cloud-builders.tech/en/python-conf #Python

🆕 This new image from Webb features Herbig-Haro 211 (HH 211), a bipolar jet travelling through interstellar space at supersonic speeds. HH 211 is one of the youngest and nearest protostellar outflows 🧵👇

Beautiful image from Prof Tom Ray, Paddy Kavanagh and colleagues’s recent nature paper! 🤩#DIASDiscovers

🌌Join us for #SpaceWeekIrl 🚀We are exploring the cosmos with a free all-ages event covering new images from the NASA Webb Telescope with Paddy Kavanagh to the search for the darkest phenomena in the universe: black holes, dark matter & dark energy. Maynooth University Physics rte.ie/learn/2023/092…

We were delighted to host the ESA Webb Telescope MIRI European Consortium Meeting Royal Irish Academy this week! Its an exciting time to be working in infrared astronomy 🤩 #DIASDiscovers #WebbSeesFarther

This week in Nature: A star is born - JWST reveals molecular nature of jet expelled by nascent star Browse the current issue: nature.com/nature/volumes…

🌌🌠🔭500 visitors came to the TSI building for Maynooth Universities Space Week 2023 event. ‘Exploring the cosmos’ was hosted by the Departments of Maynooth University Theoretical Physics and Maynooth University Physics and featured four speakers at the cutting edge of astrophysical research. maynoothuniversity.ie/news-events/ex…

At last a chance to read this work from DIAS and Maynooth University, literally making the front page of international science, showing the beauty, power and value of fundamental research. Ireland central to a global effort. Simon Harris TD Department of Further and Higher Education @scienceirel Paddy Kavanagh

New research sheds light on early galaxy formation 🌌 MU researchers have developed a new computer simulation of the early universe that closely aligns with observations made by the NASA Webb Telescope. Maynooth University Theoretical Physics phys.org/news/2023-10-e…

Welcome to the dazzling edge of darkness!🤩 The first images from #ESAEuclid are here: razor-sharp, wide & looking far into the distant Universe. A trifecta never before achieved. Explore these 5⃣ cosmic portraits that show Euclid's full potential esa.int/Science_Explor… and👇