Articles
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TCD academic joins committee overseeing latest strategy on drug and alcohol use
Professor Catherine Comiskey, Professor in Healthcare Modelling at the School of Nursing and Midwifery has been appointed by Minister Catherine Byrne to the role of sole academic expert to the National Oversight Committee responsible for the implementation of 'Reducing Harm, Supporting Recovery – a health led response to drug and alcohol use in Ireland 2017-2025'.
4 Oct 2017
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Renowned Architect of Berkeley Library Paul Koralek returns to Trinity
Marking the 50th anniversary of the Berkeley Library, the renowned architect, Paul Koralek who originally designed the iconic modernist building gave a public interview in Trinity.
16 Oct 2017
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Trinity remains European leader in producing entrepreneurs
Trinity has been named by PitchBook as the highest-ranked European university for producing graduate entrepreneurs for the third successive year.
7 Sep 2017
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Student athletes show their winning ways
Hurling and hockey win prizes on the double at this year's Trinity Sport Awards & Commons
5 Apr 2017
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20 year study into dementia and Down syndrome in Ireland paints stark picture
Research found 97.4% of those in the study developed dementia within the twenty year period.
31 Jul 2017
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Community National Schools research shows pupils don’t want to be separated
New Research on Community National Schools found that pupils don't want to be separated according to their faith.
22 Jun 2017
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Trinity Alumni Awards 2017
The Trinity Alumni Awards recognise and celebrate the extraordinary achievements of Trinity alumni in Ireland and across the globe.
14 May 2017
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Scientists discover key role of ‘protector’ molecule that fights the common flu
The scientists discovered that a biological molecule – STAT3 – is key in fighting viruses such as the common flu and hope this discovery may lead to new therapeutic options against a suite of viral infections.
26 Jan 2017
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Scientists discover shared genetic origin for MND and schizophrenia
The findings have major implications for how we classify diseases and challenge the existing divide between neurology and psychiatry.
24 Mar 2017
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Researchers use new eye-tracking technology to ask what drives human choice
Tracking pupil movement across computer screens produces 'heat maps' and ’scan paths' that explain which features are attracting attention – and in what order.
21 Feb 2017