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  • Electric dreams, libraries for democracy, & accidental apologies — Arts and Humanities Research Festival returns for 4th year

    The annual Arts and Humanities Research Festival returns from 18-28 September with a programme of free talks, panel discussions, and more.

    15 Sep 2026

    Arts, Community, Culture, Research

  • Neuroscience offers new insights into how our brain solves ‘the cocktail party problem’

    Sara Carta and Prof. Giovanni Di Liberto from Trinity's School of Computer Science and Statistics write about the implications of their work that shows some people can briefly follow more than one conversation at once. This was first published by The Conversation.

    18 Sep 2026

    Research, Science, Society

  • Bumblebee DNA extracted from museum specimens points to severe genetic declines over time

    DNA extracted from over 100 specimens in five museums, including the Natural History Museum, London, was used to study the history of the moss carder bumblebee, which is threatened with extinction in the UK.

    18 Sep 2026

    Environment, Research, Science, Sustainability

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