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- Virtual Open Day: November 2020 The Trinity Undergraduate Virtual Open Day was held in November 2020. View our course and Trinity experience presentations here.
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News
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Biomedical Engineering student qualifies for 2022 World Athletics ChampionshipsKate Doherty, a Trinity sport scholar and Irish international short-distance runner, will compete in the World Athletics Championships in Oregon next year after racing for the women’s 4×100 metre team that secured qualification. source: universitytimes.ie -
Mechanical Engineering students win first place in two Engineering categories in the NTAs Smarter Travel Campus Awards 2021Two 3rd year Mechanical Engineering project groups came first in their categories as announced at the virtual award ceremony hosted by the National Transport Authority on Thursday 29 April. -
New Scholars and Fellows AnnouncedThe new cohort of Fellows and Scholars were announced today, on Trinity Monday. Our very own Professor Triona Lally and Dr David Hoey were named as Fellows along with two Engineering students, Oscar Toomey and Anna Woodcock, named as Scholars. Congratulations to all. -
School of Engineering 2021 Laidlaw Scholars AnnouncedWe are happy to announce that three students from the School of Engineering have been selected to participate in the Laidlaw Programme this year. The three students are Jamie Palmer (JS Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering), Joe Linogao (JS Engineering with Management) and Rucha Benare (JS Biomedical Engineering). -
Engineering is one of three Schools in Trinity to secure an Athena SWAN award for commitment to gender equalityThe School of Engineering has secured an Athena SWAN Bronze award in the latest round of awards to recognise commitment to gender equality. -
Solution to puzzling phenomenon may open door to improved Cold Spray efficiencyAn international team of researchers, including Professor Rocco Lupoi, has solved a puzzling phenomenon whereby strangely beautiful, vortex-like structures appear between materials deposited onto engineering components used in multiple settings. -
Trinity spin-out is turning what would be lost potential into electrical power with low-cost water turbinesEasy Hydro, set up by current staff and former research students in Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, designs and supplies an innovative renewable energy technology consisting of low-cost and durable water turbines. -
Mechanical, Manufacturing and Biomedical Engineering researchers find most cyclist collisions go unreportedPhD student Kevin Gildea and supervisor Professor Ciaran Simms have recently published findings from a national survey identifying cyclist collision characteristics, the results of which will have implications for road safety priorities for cyclists in Ireland. (source: independent.ie)
