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Dr Hongzhou Zhang research project funded in the latest round of funding from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI)Dr Hongzhou Zhang research project Controllable Resistive Switching in Two-dimensional Molybdenum Disulphide via Site-specific Helium Ion Irradiation wins SFI funding............. -
The edge currents that don’t go with the flow – scientists make peculiar quantum discoveryPhysicists from Trinity College Dublin and the Universidad Complutense of Madrid have made a peculiar discovery in which energy moves from a colder to a hotter region.............. -
QUSYS Group win European Research Council Proof of Concept grantThe EMERALD project on soil degradation monitoring led by Dr. Francesca Pietracaprina is an early warning and large-scale survey of soil degradation which offers a climate change adaptation tool for farmers, agricultural organisations and land use planners...... -
From flashing fireflies to cheering crowds – physicists unlock secret to synchronisationSchool of Physics researchers have unlocked the secret that explains how large groups of individual “oscillators” – from flashing fireflies to cheering crowds, and from ticking clocks to clicking metronomes – tend to synchronise when in each other’s company...........
Research Internships: Students based in the Ukraine
The School of Physics, the School of Maths and the CRANN Institute at Trinity College Dublin have available a number of research internships for a duration of up to a year in all areas of Physics (experimental and computational condensed matter, photonics, astrophysics, soft-matter, quantum technology), Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, and Materials Science. These are open to research students of any nationality who are currently registered at a university or other third-level institution in Ukraine and who are now displaced by the war and will provide a stipend at the rate of a standard PhD studentship in Ireland.
Physical Sciences (TR063)
Physical Sciences (TR063) at Trinity is a four year undergraduate degree programme for students who like to solve problems. Whether it is studying galaxies, examining the potential of new lasers or investigating next generation nanomaterials, these Physics degrees will prepare you for a lifelong career of solving problems either in research, industry, business or education. Find out more here >
School of Physics COVID19 Safety Information and Procedures
Teaching for current undergraduate students and NEW postgraduate students will begin on 28 September. Teaching for NEW undergraduate students now due to begin on 5 October . Postgraduate and Undergraduate Visiting and Erasmus Orientation will take place from 21 September and Undergraduate Orientation for new first years will take place from 28 September.
