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Trinity’s astrophysicists bring Mercury Transit to Irish public

The astrophysicists assisted hundreds of people, young and old, in viewing the Transit through a high-power telescope, while Mercury’s progress was also screened live on a large-screen TV.

Hundreds of people with an interest in the cosmos enjoyed the event in Trinity's Front Square.

Academics launch Irish Association for Primary Science Education

The Association will promote the teaching and learning of science in primary schools throughout the island of Ireland.

Trinity hosts Symposium on Dementia and Human Rights

The Symposium brought together international and national experts to discuss framing dementia as a disability and disability rights/human rights issue.

Defining what consciousness is not, to help those with severe brain injury

Understanding how the brain produces consciousness and how it can be preserved after devastating brain injury is the focus of a new international research collaboration.

Ambasadóir nua Fulbright i gColáiste na Tríonóide

Ceapadh Áine Ní Shúilleabháin, Oifigeach Gaeilge Choláiste na Tríonóide, mar Ambasadóir Alumni Fulbright don ollscoil.

Will Ireland survive 2050? Climate crisis in the spotlight

Yvonne Buckley, Professor of Zoology at Trinity, features on RTÉ One's 'Will Ireland Survive 2050?' documentary tonight [Monday 11th November] as the spotlight falls on the global climate crisis.

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