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Trinity Jumps to 29th Globally in 2026 QS Sustainability Ranking
Trinity College Dublin surged to 29th globally in the 2026 QS Sustainability Ranking, reflecting significant investment and ambitious climate, nature, and health targets.
18 Nov 2025
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Professor John Kelleher Delivers Inaugural Lecture as Chair of Computer Science at Trinity
AI-driven stroke risk modelling must move beyond chronological age. Professor Kelleher highlights nuanced, data-driven approaches improving fairness, accuracy, and patient outcomes.
14 Nov 2025
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Trinity Unveils 'Climate Gateway' to Forge a Resilient Future
Trinity launches Climate Gateway, uniting experts, industry, and the public to pioneer collaborative, resilient climate solutions and shape national policy action.
04 Nov 2025
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The Science Is Clear, Now It’s Time for Climate Action
Climate scientist Professor Karen Wiltshire urges decisive, collective climate action, highlighting clear evidence, public support, and Ireland’s leadership through Trinity’s Climate Gateway.
03 Nov 2025
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"Systemic Change, Not Silver Bullets", Trinity College Dublin Marks International Climate Action Day 2025
Systemic change is crucial: experts urge integrating climate action into policy, finance, and community governance to close the implementation gap.
24 Oct 2025
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Two Trinity Inventions on TIME's Best of 2025 List
Two Trinity-nurtured inventions—an AI sensor (Akara) and data centre cooling (Nexalus)—feature on TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2025 list.
24 Oct 2025
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What goes up must come down – scientists unearth “universal thermal performance curve” that shackles evolution
Scientists from Trinity College Dublin have unearthed a “universal thermal performance curve” (UTPC) that seemingly applies to all species and dictates their responses to temperature change.
21 Oct 2025
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Integrated Solutions for the Climate and Biodiversity Crises
Ecologist Yvonne Buckley argues climate and biodiversity crises require unified, integrated solutions and urgent political action focusing on Nature-based Solutions and land use
20 Oct 2025
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Strengthening Supply Chain Due Diligence on Social Issues Through Multi-Stakeholder Governance
Multi-stakeholder governance strengthens supply chain due diligence on social issues, using collective action (like the Bangladesh Accord) to enforce human rights standards.
16 Oct 2025
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Trinity's Professor Karen Wiltshire Wins Prestigious 2025 A.G. Huntsman Medal
Trinity's Professor Karen Wiltshire wins the A.G. Huntsman Medal for pioneering marine ecology, climate science, and international capacity building in ocean research.
16 Oct 2025
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