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Published 09:25 10 Nov 2025 GMT
Updated 09:25 10 Nov 2025 GMT

Brought to you by Research Ireland
Science Week 2025 is here at last, and we're celebrating all things STEM.
This year, the theme is Then. Today. Tomorrow. - a fitting theme for Science Week's 30th anniversary. For three decades now, Science Week has been harnessing the power of curiosity and collaboration to advance science in Ireland, and they're not slowing down anytime soon.
Between 9th - 16th November, Science Week will see a range of events taking place across the country, inviting the public to get involved, explore tomorrow's questions and challenges through a variety of sub-themes - from our climate and natural ecosystem to sustainable living to artificial intelligence and technology.
We'll be celebrating Science Week here at JOE HQ, and we're kicking it all off doing what we do best - a quick-fire quiz.
Reckon you know the ins and outs of AI and technology? Been studying up on sustainable living? Put that to the test with this 10 question quiz, and, indulge your curiosity even further by checking out Science Week 2025's stacked programme of events right here.
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