News
-
Chemists create self-assembling material with suite of new propertiesThe material self-assembles into 2D networks in a predictable and reproducible manner and may one day have numerous applications. -
Engineering students compete strongly at ITHERMThe students acquitted themselves well in the Student Heat Sink Design Challenge, which provided a taste of additive manufacturing in the real world. -
Trinity ecologist honoured for innovative marine researchDr Nessa O'Connor has been awarded an International Recognition of Professional Excellence (IRPE) Prize in marine ecology for her research. -
Teaching awards recognise outstanding committment to teaching and learningThe Dermot McAleese Teaching Awards were presented in the School of Social Sciences and Philosophy in recognition of their commitment in teaching and learning. -
Supernova light fantastic – the dead stars that light up the universeSome supernovae experience long plateaus of up to a year in their light curves post-death, rather than fizzling out fast after their final acts. -
EU study to improve welfare of laying hensThe study has received €3.9 million from the EU Marie Curie Fund and will train future science leaders while attaining the best possible welfare standards for chickens.