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  • Trinity’s groundbreaking carbon capture tech takes off at Dublin Airport

    Trinity's carbon capture tech initiates its first industrial-scale field test at Dublin Airport, demonstrating its potential for revolutionising carbon capture in aviation and e-fuel industries.

    01 Jul 2025

    Environment, Research, Science, Sustainability

  • Trinity welcomes Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) as Old Library Benefactor

    A celebratory event was held to recognise the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) as a new benefactor of the Old Library Redevelopment Project.

    03 Jul 2025

    Awards and Funding, Culture

  • Scientists hunt for clues behind the development of curved spines

    Scientists from Trinity College Dublin are assessing how the development of spinal ligaments provide mechanical stability and impact postural support in the spine – with a view to better understanding how developmental “missteps” may contribute to spinal deformations, such as the characteristic curved spines that develop in people with scoliosis.

    01 Jul 2025

    Health, Research, Science

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