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  • The common path that governed the evolution of human societies across the globe
    Scientific historians say a single dimension of ‘social complexity’ measures the development of around 400 past societies that existed over the last 10,000 years.
  • waytoB -- giving people with an intellectual disability greater independence
    The tech solution, named waytoB, was invented by Talita Holzer Saad and Robbie Fryers, two recent engineering graduates from Trinity.
  • How our ability to see, feel and hear tells us about the workings of the brain
    ‘Perception in mind: how our ability to see, feel and hear tells us about the workings of the human brain’
  • TILDA report gives unique insight into end of life experiences of older people
    A new study released today by the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) at Trinity College Dublin provides a deep and important understanding of the end-of-life experience of older adults in Ireland. The report examines issues such as where TILDA participants died, which services and care they received and their quality of life, health and disability leading up to their death.
  • New report on how the ocean can help satisfy global demand for food
    ‘Business as usual’ is not a sustainable option when it comes to developing policies on extracting food from the oceans, according to a new evidence review report developed for the European Commission with contributions from a Trinity environmental history expert.
  • BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition winners secure Trinity scholarships
    Four winners of the BTYSTE 2017 competition will continue their studies at Trinity.
  • Honorary Degrees 2017 - Winter Commencements

    View the honorary degree candidates, Irish rugby player, Brian O’Driscoll, journalist, Olivia O’Leary, archivist, Caitriona Crowe, neuroscientist, Gero Miesenböck and astronomer, George Miley, receiving their awards and hear what they have to say about what it means to them.

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