Latest News
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Astrophysicists hold Mercury Transit Event in Front SquareAstrophysicists brought the Mercury Transit to the Irish public as our solar system’s smallest planet moved across the face of the Sun for the last time until 2032......... -
Dead stars are lighting up the universe some time after their demiseAn international collaboration of scientists including the School of Physics Kate Maguire, has made a startling discovery about supernovae – the brilliant points of light that result when stars explode at the end of their lives....... -
International award for Young Scientists’ Light Pollution ProjectHannah Coombes and Conor Casey who picked up two awards at the BT Young Scientist completion in January have now obtained international recognition. Conor and Hannah are from Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine in Kenmare and won with a project to measure light pollution and create an app, mentored by Prof. Brian Espey of the School of Physics.......... -
Photogenic FoamsThe collaboration between Prof. Stefan Hutzler from the TCD School of Physics and art-photographer Kym Cox, Poole, resulted in three of her photographs of foams being shortlisted by the Royal Photographic Society for its Science Photographer of the Year competition.........
Events
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Mercury Transit in TrinityThe School of Physics, Trinity College Dublin will celebrate this rare event, weather permitting, setting up a telescope in Trinity's Front Square on Monday, 11th of November from 12:30 noon. -
Physics Open Day 2019The Physics Open Day 2019 will take place on Saturday, October 12, 10.45-13.30.