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Trinity student wins World Chemistry Congress international award
Recent Trinity PhD graduate, Dr Fergus Poynton, is one of five winners of a prestigious International Award for Young Chemists.
26 Jun 2017
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Inaugural Seán Freyne Memorial Lecture
Prof Freyne established the first non-denominational setting for the study of the Bible and theology within the humanities at an Irish university.
24 Mar 2017
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Trinity engineer’s new book — Water Wells and Boreholes
The revised second edition focuses on wells that are used for drinking, industry, agriculture and other supply purposes, featuring examples from over the globe.
7 Apr 2017
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New project will develop light-activated molecules to fight cancer and infection
A new Horizon 2020 project aims to improve treatment options for cancer patient. Uniquely, it will also fund 10 PhD students who will study at different universities and work with industry partners.
19 Sep 2017
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Provost’s Teaching Awards recognise lecturers’ committed to teaching & learning
The Awards are Trinity’s principal means of celebrating academic staff who have made an outstanding contribution in the pursuit of teaching excellence.
9 Jun 2017
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The beatification of Fr John Sullivan SJ – a first for Trinity and Ireland
Trinity graduate Fr John Sullivan SJ will be beatified on 13 May 2017 by Cardinal Angelo Amato, representing Pope Francis in Gardiner Street Church, the first beatification to take place in Ireland.
10 May 2017
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Ireland’s 3rd National Biodiversity Action Plan launches
A total of 119 specific actions will help government, civil and private sectors come together to achieve Ireland’s vision for biodiversity.
5 Oct 2017
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Minister meets with Ireland’s clinician scientists of the future
Minister of State for Higher Education Mary Mitchell-Connor met with junior doctors embarking on a new training scheme which will support them to undertake critical research projects alongside their standard clinical training in hospitals around the country.
28 Aug 2017
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The students dreaming of a Red Christmas
Two undergraduate teams are keeping a close eye on developments at the Mars Desert Research Station, where their Red Planet-themed research projects are up and running.
21 Dec 2017
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New report highlights challenges of ageing with an intellectual disability
Increased rates of important health screenings and access to GPs amongst people with an intellectual disability have been highlighted in a new report launched this week by the Intellectual Disability Supplement to The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA)
5 Dec 2017
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Trinity Business School #1 in Ireland for all postgrad management programmes
The School also performed strongly across the whole of Western Europe in the 'Best Masters' rankings compiled by independent body 'Eduniversal'.
12 Apr 2017
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Ryanair Foundation funds new Business School Professor of Entrepreneurship
The new professorship will drive and direct entrepreneurship and innovation at the Business School and across the university.
24 Apr 2017
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Visiting speaker Dr Catherine Vidal asks: Does the brain have a sex/gender?
Dr Catherine Vidal argues against gender being an innate aspect of our biology -- instead pointing to research that suggests learning and experiences 're-shape' our brains as we grow.
15 Feb 2017
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Student engineers win Kinsella Scholarships
Three budding engineers secured the 2016/17 awards having shown outstanding potential in their field at Trinity.
8 May 2017
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Trinity celebrates Chinese New Year
To welcome the Year of the Dog, the Trinity Centre for Asian Studies is hosting public lectures with different perspectives on the significance and years of the dog in Chinese culture.
14 Feb 2018
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US Open Days – experiencing Trinity stateside
A record number of over 600 people attended Trinity’s recent series of Open Days across five cities in the US organised by the Global Relations Office.
6 Apr 2017
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Trinity engineers unveil Ireland’s first prototype robot for assisted care
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13 Nov 2017
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TAP hosts young leadership summit and Education Awards
1,100 second level students are attending the Trinity Access Programme's young leadership summit in Trinity.
3 May 2017
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Only one in ten older adults in Ireland rely on public transport – TILDA report
A new report launched today by The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) at Trinity College Dublin and supported by the Road Safety Authority shows that most older adults rely on cars for transport, as opposed to public transport.
12 Apr 2017
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Human Rights and Religious Summer School to take place in Trinity
Summer school to explore relationship between religion, human rights, and the state
16 Jun 2017