Latest News
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Professor John Michael David (Mike) Coey, FRS, is awarded the Prestigious Max Born Medal and PrizeThe School of Physics, Trinity College Dublin, congratulates Mike Coey on the Max Born Medal and Prize. This is a prestigious award by the Institute of Physics and the German Physical Society (DPG) made on alternate years to a physicist working either in Germany or in Great Britain or Ireland......... -
School of Physics spin-out Electrical Analytics have been featured in this year’s Sunday Business Post list of 100 Hot Start-upsTrinity College Dublin spinout Electrical Analytics maps the energy consumption within large campus settings using AI and data analytics together with its custom monitoring hardware......... -
Helium Ion Beam Causes Sheets of MoS2 to TwistA team of researchers in the Schools of Physics and Chemistry, together with the Advanced Microscopy Laboratory in CRANN and AMBER, have published a paper in the Journal of Applied Physics showing that a high energy helium ion beam can be used to cause twisting of two adjacent layers of MoS2......... -
LOFAR Radio Telescope Reveals Secrets of Solar StormsThis week, an international team of scientists from the School of Physics, Trinity College Dublin, the University of Helsinki, and the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies announced a major discovery on the very nature of solar storms in the journal Nature Astronomy.........
Events
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School of Physics Alumni to Student Networking Reception 2019The School of Physics will be holding its annual Alumni to Student Networking reception with our Junior Sophister students. -
Masterclass on Navigating a Successful Career with Prof. Michal LipsonProf. Lipson will give a question and answer session talking about her personal career path, advice for a successful career in scientific research and her thoughts on encouraging greater participation of women in STEM.