Announcements
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Trinity Engineering Alumni Newsletter Issue 4 (PDF, 740kB)
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PhD Research Position in the Manufacturing Technology and Systems Research Group
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E3 Strategy (PDF, 1.68MB)
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You are very welcome to the TCD School of Engineering, an institution rich in tradition and progressive in outlook.
The School was founded in 1841 and is one of the oldest Engineering Schools in the English speaking world. The Baccalaureus in Arte Ingeniaria (BAI) degree was established in 1872 and early graduates played a major role in the development of local government services and infrastructure in 19th century Ireland, whilst others contributed as far afield as India, Australia, Africa and Japan. In addition to many famous engineers, the list of graduates includes landscape artist, Nathaniel Hone, and songwriter, Percy French. Well-known graduates of more recent vintage include Chris Horn of Iona Technologies and John McGuire of Trintech.
Latest News
Four Engineering Students Awarded Trinity Sports Scholarships
Congratulations to Avril Dooley-O'Carroll, Iomhar Mac Giolla Phadraig, Paul McPadden and Aisling Smith, four students from the School of Engineering who received Trinity Sports Scholarships at an award ceremony held on 27th November.
10 December 2013
PhD student Conor McGinn gives an invited talk to the public as part of World Space Week
PhD student Conor McGinn gave an invited talk to the public on October 10th as part of World Space Week. His talk entitled “ROBONAUTICS: HOW ROBOTS ARE REVOLUTIONISING PLANETARY EXPLORATION” gave an overview of the research and challenges in this area and drew upon his own experiences as a NASA intern.
12 November 2013
Groundwater sources: out of sight and out of mind? (The Engineers Journal)
Bruce Misstear writes that many private wells in Ireland and internationally are located close to pollution sources and greater awareness of groundwater is necessary to ensure its proper management.
5 November 2013
€58m Government-industry funding for new nanoscience SFI research centre AMBER
AMBER is an SFI funded centre that is jointly hosted in Trinity College Dublin (TCD) by CRANN and the Trinity Centre for Bioengineering (TCBE), working in collaboration with the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) and University College Cork.
4 November 2013
Engineering Students win 2013 Irish James Dyson Award for their Revolutionary Snowboard Invention
Two Trinity Engineering students have won the 2013 Irish James Dyson award for their DIY snowboard invention. Snow-sports addicts, Alberto Cañizares and Aoife Considine, developed a new system of binding technology for snow boards.
26 September 2013
Robin Mooney receives prize at 30th International Manufacturing Conference
Mr Robin Mooney, a Trinity PhD candidate in the department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, was presented with a prize at the 30th International Manufacturing Conference, held on the 3rd and 4th September at University College Dublin.
13 September 2013