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Research income has reduced over the past twelve months by approximately €7m (9%) to €75.1m from 2009/10 levels. However, the value of new research contracts signed in the year, which will impact the next three to four years in terms of research expenditure, has increased by 96% to €109m compared with the previous year’s value of €55m.

In 2010/2011 there were 1,702 active research accounts and research activity supported 1,417 individuals.

 

    Source Of Research Activity Funding

Science Foundation Ireland
Enterprise Ireland/Bioresearch Ireland/PATS
Higher Education Authority
Commission of the European Communities
Other
Year Ended 30 September 2011

41 %
3 %
4 %
11 %
41 %


30,791,000
2,253,000
3,004,000
8,261,000
30,791,000
    Total 75,100,000
   

 

Trinity spearheads several major national longitudinal studies, including children's research and ageing, and activities in nanoscience and telecommunications research supported by Science Foundation Ireland centres of excellence on campus. The Trinity Academic Medical Centre which is at the planning stage aims to combine best practice in patient care with cutting edge research and teaching in a single governance model based on world‐leading healthcare centres. Similarly, TCD’s major research institutes and centres in areas such as neuroscience, globalisation, immunology, molecular medicine and the Trinity Long Room Hub for the arts and humanities are firmly established among the international leaders in their fields. Trinity is actively involved in significant national collaborative research ventures such as the National Digital Research Centre (NDRC), Molecular Medicine Ireland (MMI) and the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT).

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Email: fishers@tcd.ie Last updated: 21 August, 2012