The Digital Hub is managed by the Digital Hub Development Agency, a state agency set up by the Irish government in 2003. The Digital Hub Development Agency runs The Digital Hub and implements its enterprise and campus development strategy. It also facilitates and contributes to urban regeneration in the Liberties area and pilots projects that are vital to the ongoing development of the digital sector in Ireland.
Burrow, stim and fidget your way through Unmasking Nature’s sensory feast—foraged from the rich biodiversity of Ireland for the diverse ways people connect to the world around us. Everyone is welcome to our hibernation sanctuary.
SEED: Signal and Trace presents six new commissions by Shane Finan, Cailean Finn, Adam Gibney, Clíona Harmey, István László and Fiona Mc Donald.
The exhibition asks what we come to know about environmental change when its data is felt rather than read, and what the readings leave out.
Studiotopia is a project that Cezar Mocan and Hung Lu Chan were the Irish residents as part of this programme and over the duration of the project explored XYZ. Here we see their works exploring XYZ
Join us for a storytelling walking tour that uncovers the hidden forces that have powered Dublin through the ages. From Europe's oldest fruit-bearing tree to the potential for power in the heart of the city, we'll explore the surprising stories of energy all around us: past, present and future.
Build your own radio mesh network communication Device. Over 4 hours, participants learn to build their own mesh network communication device, gaining fundamental skills in electronics, listening and de-centralised infrastructure.
Join us at the National Botanic Gardens to unmask nature, explore your senses and discover new ways of connecting with the living world. Explores the connections between biophilia, neurodiversity and sensory experience, through this guided tour at the National Botanic Gardens.
Diy portable and personalised computer workshop! A cyberdeck is a niche hobby originally inspired by cyberpunk fiction, such as the works of William Gibson. They can be as simple or as complex as you’d like and you can use them for anything!
