Articles
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Comet craters — literal melting pots for life on Earth
Geochemists from Trinity College Dublin’s School of Natural Sciences may have found a solution to a long-debated problem as to where – and how – life first formed on Earth.
4 May 2016
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Provost’s Professional Staff Award Winners Announced
The inaugural awards celebrated outstanding contributions by professional staff whose creativity and dedication are an important element to the continuing success of the University.
17 Jun 2016
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The tale of the bats, dark matter and a plastic surgeon
Research by Dr David Orr from, a plastic surgeon specialising in the treatment of cleft lip and palate at Our Lady's Children's Hospital and St James's Hospital, zoologist and bat biology expert Professor Emma Teeling of UCD, and paleobiologist Professor John Finarelli of UCD has opened up a vital new avenue to investigate what genetic changes underlie clefting in children.
25 Oct 2016
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Agricultural Land-Use Reports Underestimate Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Ireland’s agricultural map is far more dynamic than annual reports imply, which has major implications for land use reporting.
10 Feb 2016
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Vitamin D map shows major differences in Dubliners’ deficiency
For the first time in Ireland, researchers have developed a visual map showing the vitamin D status of Dublin’s inhabitants.
2 Nov 2016
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Short films about ageing with an intellectual disability bring research to life
The research team from the intellectual disability supplement to the Irish Longitudinal study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA) has solved just that with the production of a series of short films featuring people with an intellectual disability, specifically designed for people with ID. The films depict research findings on the complex and unique health and social challenges facing Ireland’s population who are ageing with an intellectual disability through the lens of those who directly experience them.
6 Dec 2016
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Students Study Appliance of Science as They Become Physicists For a Day
Trinity masterclass for secondary schools let students engage with CERN data
14 Mar 2016
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Trinity Sports Stars in a League of Their Own
Badminton sports scholar Prakash Vijayanath won Sports Person of the Year at this year’s Trinity Sport Awards and Commons.
7 Apr 2016
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Researchers Make Groundbreaking Graphene Discovery
The self-assembly of graphene ribbons will herald exciting new technology developments.
14 Jul 2016
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TRIARC Summer School in the History of Art and Design
Trinity’s Department of the History of Art and Architecture is pleased to launch a summer school in the History of Art and Design.
14 Jun 2016
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Conference Celebrates Esteemed Irish Scholar Eleanor Knott
'I do not remember a time when I was not deeply interested in everything Irish.'
3 May 2016
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Abbey hosts Kennelly celebration
The Abbey Theatre hosts an event of words and song to celebrate the legacy of Fellow Emeritus Brendan Kennelly
26 Oct 2016
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3D bioprinting technology could provide alternative bone graft options
In a world-first, researchers have developed a technique for printing bones and other biological materials.
2 Sep 2016
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Trinity Graduates Tackle Youth Homelessness
One For Ireland addresses 'the biggest issue facing Irish society today'
29 Apr 2016
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Brexit – Behind the Headline Lecture Series
This Trinity Long Room Hub event explores the possible political, cultural and social implications for Ireland (North & South) of the UK supporting its departure from the EU.
9 May 2016
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Trinity College to shape Internet of Things future
Trinity is the first Irish university to join LoRa Alliance
16 Aug 2016
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SEEING Exhibition
A free exhibition questioning how eyes, brains and robots see
28 Jul 2016
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Trinity Forms Academic Link with Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services
Trinity and Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) formalising an academic link between the two on 18 May.
25 May 2016
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Global team to fight dementia begins pioneering training programme at Trinity
Amongst those beginning their studies at Trinity College Dublin this Autumn, a small and highly experienced team of individuals will begin specialist training to become the first of an international network of 'change agents' in the global fight against dementia.
6 Oct 2016
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Trinity and St James’s Hospital announce plans for new cancer institute
The intention to develop a new cancer institute was jointly announced by Trinity College Dublin and St James’s Hospital at the launch of Cancer Week today [October 17th]. The first of its kind in Ireland, the new cancer institute will set a new standard for cancer care nationally, integrating medicine and science in cancer prevention, treatment and survivorship. Based on similar leading international models, it will be located in one designated facility at St James’s Hospital.
17 Oct 2016