Announcements
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Trinity Engineering Alumni Newsletter Issue 5 (PDF, 1.57mB)
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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
Mobile phones used to track exposure to air pollution in the Big Apple
Researchers in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering have collaborated with MIT and Harvard University to devise a new, more sensitive way of tracking human exposure to air pollution in cities.
5 September 2016
3D bioprinting technology could provide alternative bone graft options
Researchers in AMBER, led by Professor Daniel Kelly, have created a process to support 3D printing of new bone material.
5 September 2016
Associate Professor Roger West awarded best paper at Civil Engineering Research in Ireland Conference 2016
At the biennial Civil Engineering Research in Ireland 2016 (CERI2016) conference held this week at NUI Galway, Associate Professor Roger West was awarded the prize for best overall paper on his research work on bamboo-epoxy composite frame structures.
2 September 2016
Thrive and the audio revolution for virtual reality
A 3D audio system for gamers has been developed by a research team led by Professor Frank Boland in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. (source: The Irish Times)
18 August 2016
Royal Academy of Engineering President to present public lecture on diversity and inclusion in Engineering
Dame Ann Dowling will address diversity and inclusion in engineering at a talk on 26 October, 2016.
21 July 2016
Professor David Taylor and PhD student Maeve O'Neill appear on RTE's Mooney Goes Wild
The Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering's Professor David Taylor and PhD student Maeve O'Neill recently appeared on RTE's Mooney Goes Wild to talk about how insects can self-repair.
14 July 2016