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The sustainable and efficient management of our resources, infrastructures and our environment is a major concern in Ireland and throughout the world. To address this concern, the underlying science, engineering and socioeconomics of transport, energy and the environment are the focus of a broad spectrum of research activities in Trinity.

International recognition of the quality of our research in the fields of transport, energy and environment has enabled us to meet our commitment to recruiting world class researchers and postgraduate students and maintain outstanding research facilities and infrastructure. In Trinity College Dublin over 60 principal investigators and their research groups are engaged in cutting-edge research, global collaboration and innovative interaction with industrial partners and other groups.

Our research is supported through grant aid from diverse sources including the European Union, Science Foundation Ireland, the Higher Education Authority and Government agencies including the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Agriculture.

This major research area includes the following themes:

  • Transport
    • Transport infrastructure design and construction
    • ICT in Transport
    • Transport modelling
  • Energy
    • Energy resources
    • Energy utilisation
  • Environment
  • Environmental change
  • Biodiversity
  • Environmental engineering
  • Environmental governance and sustainability

Latest TCD News



Trinity Student Wins Engineers Ireland Biomedical Research Medal

Postgraduate student Eamon Sheehy of the Trinity Centre for Bioengineering won the award for the significant contribution his research has made to the field of biomedical engineering research.

10 February 2012



Trinity and Harvard go Head-to-Head in Student Economic Review Debate

The debate, which saw Trinity and Harvard teams debate on the US healthcare system, was the second biannual Trinity Student Economic Review (SER) debate.

9 February 2012



President Higgins Opens Ireland's First Students' Economic Forum

The Trinity Economic Forum, which was run by student volunteers, welcomed 150 students from across the island of Ireland to debate and participate in shaping the future of the Irish economy.

8 February 2012



Study Establishes Cost of a Minimum Standard of Living for Irish Families

The study, presents the results of a year long research project which establishes the cost of a minimum essential standard of living for individuals and households across the entire lifecycle.

7 February 2012


Last updated 3 December 2009 by Research.