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Early stage medical devices company, CroíValve, has developed a minimally invasive device that treats tricuspid valve regurgitation quickly and cost effectively with no need for a long hospital stay. (source: The Irish Times).

The workshop aims to assess the current state-of-the-art in the fields of non-linear hydrodynamics, stochastic dynamics and control with a particular emphasis on offshore structures.

Dr Tony Robinson was back at his desk in Trinity College Dublin this week after experiencing weightlessness on board the Zero-G ‘vomit comet’ aircraft flying over the Atlantic.

The School of Engineering is running three Summer camps for transition year girls starting in June.

Three engineering students in their senior freshman year -- David Byrne, Amelia Feehan and Christopher Doyle – have won prestigious 2016/17 Kinsella Scholarships.

Mechanical engineer Tony Robinson and Ceramicx were nominated, shortlisted and winners of the 2017 Collaborative Research Impact Award at the recently held Knowledge Transfer Ireland awards.

A team of three Junior Sophister Engineering students won first prize at the Trinity Engineering Student Entrepreneurs of the Year competition for their new business DiaCare.

Budding engineers at Trinity College Dublin recently presented prototype autonomous vehicle concepts at a special showcase, having spent the last year designing solutions to a number of challenges facing designers in this emerging field.