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Researchers from Trinity College Dublin and RCSI have Uncovered how Macrophages Play Key Role in Bone Healing Through Release of Tiny Particles
A team of scientists from Trinity College Dublin and RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences have uncovered how a type of immune cell helps the body repair broken bones
17 Apr 2026
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Two Trinity Engineering Projects Secure SEAI RD&D Funding
Two research projects from the School of Engineering at Trinity College Dublin have been awarded funding under the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland’s National Energy Research, Development and Demonstration (RD&D) Programme
09 Apr 2026
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From Waste to Infrastructure: Trinity Demonstrates Cement‑Free Biomass Ash Concrete on a Live Construction Site
Researchers from Trinity’s School of Engineering joined SISK, FLI Precast and Roadstone at a live construction site to demonstrate Ireland’s first on‑site use of cement‑free geopolymer concrete produced with biomass ash
08 Apr 2026
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Trinity’s Student Team Advances Floating Wind Innovation with Strong Industry Support
TF Wind is a student‑led engineering team focused on designing and building a floating offshore wind platform for international competition.
07 Apr 2026
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Trinity College Hosts Ireland’s First Student-Led MedTech Hackathon
The next wave of healthcare innovation took shape at Trinity College Dublin this month as the Advance Health MedTech Idea Hackathon brought students together from across the country for Ireland’s first fully student-led event
02 Apr 2026
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Why Rural Networks Matter in Ireland’s Electric Transport Transition
Research from Trinity shows that rural electricity networks may face strain as electric vehicle use grows. Many high‑growth areas already have limited grid capacity, pointing to the need for smarter charging and targeted upgrades.
01 Apr 2026
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New Trinity Study Reveals Clear Divide in Ireland’s Clean Energy Transition
A new peer‑reviewed study from researchers at Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering has revealed a marked divide in the uptake of electric vehicles, solar photovoltaic panels and heat pumps across Ireland.
20 Mar 2026
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(Quantum) Noise Across Art, Science, Philosophy: A Transdisciplinary Symposium
Inspired by the problem of noise in quantum systems, this transdisciplinary symposium aims to explore our understanding of noise across science, technology and the arts.
03 Mar 2026
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Trinity Engineering researcher Dr John Kennedy co‑leads Sea‑Scan, Research Ireland’s Defence Innovation Challenge‑winning maritime detection system
Trinity engineer Dr John Kennedy co-leads Sea-Scan, an award-winning vessel detection system supporting Ireland’s maritime security.
26 Feb 2026
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Four Engineering students receive Three Ireland Connect to STEM scholarships for women
We are delighted to celebrate this year’s recipients of the Three Ireland Connect to STEM Scholarships for Women, including four outstanding students from the Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering.
24 Feb 2026
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