Articles
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AMBER Researcher Awarded €2.2 million in European Funding
Professor Jonathan Coleman has been awarded €2.2 million in funding through the ERC’s Advanced Grants.
19 Apr 2016
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An Chéad Ghlúin Eile Scríbhneoirí á Spreagadh ag Coláiste na Tríonóide
Leabhair lámhdhéanta a rinne leanaí as Baile Átha Cliath ar taispeáint in éineacht le Leabhar Cheanannais i Sean-Leabharlann an Choláiste
27 Apr 2016
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First-of-its-kind inhaler to help treat lung disease
The National Institutes of Health have funded the research, which will also benefit cystic fibrosis sufferers.
14 Nov 2016
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Visit the Old Library
The Long Room and Book of Kells Exhibition are open daily including weekends.
29 Jul 2016
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From Guitars to Dragons
Engineering Masters students at Trinity have been designing and building guitars before presenting their business plans in a Dragons' Den format.
3 Mar 2016
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Register for ’strategies for Successful Ageing’ Free Online Course
This free five-week MOOC launches on the 8th of February 2016. It presents world-leading research in ageing and offers strategies to support health and well-being.
28 Jan 2016
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Three Services, One Mission: Supporting Student Success
Trinity’s Counselling, Student 2 Student, and Student Learning Development services exist to help all Trinity students look after their mental health and wellness.
15 Aug 2016
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Trinity STEM researchers win SFI awards
Trinity researchers won two awards at Science Foundation Ireland's annual Science Summit, along with another for forging an outstanding partnership with an industry body.
15 Nov 2016
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EIB confirms record education investment in Ireland & announces €70m for Trinity
The EIB support was announced during a visit to Trinity College by Andrew McDowell, Vice President of the European Investment Bank .
24 Nov 2016
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Irish tuberculosis expert warns against complacency to global epidemic
An Irish TB expert has warned that we are seeing an increasing number of multidrug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) cases in Ireland, which reflects the pattern seen in Europe, primarily because of the movement of people from countries of high tuberculosis (TB) prevalence. His warning comes as the Centre for Disease Control has today come out with new updated international guidelines on TB diagnosis after 17 years.
8 Dec 2016