Articles
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New Project to Improve Energy Efficiency in Irish and Welsh Water Industries
Researchers from Trinity are leading the €3.4m EU-backed project.
7 Apr 2016
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New Health Technology Project led by Trinity to improve Older People’s Lives
A digital health technology project led by Trinity will enable older people with multiple chronic diseases to self-manage their conditions and to be cared for in their own homes.
8 Jun 2016
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Trinity and UCD create a €60m start-up fund
Atlantic Bridge has announced a new €60 million investment fund for early stage companies with global potential that are built from world class research from all Irish third-level institutions and universities. The fund will accelerate the commercialisation of ground breaking research generated at Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin and all third level research institutions.
17 Jun 2016
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Trinity unveils precious Irish manuscripts from the Dark Ages
Trinity unveils precious Irish manuscripts from the Dark Ages.
1 Jun 2017
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Christmas Trinity Book Ideas
If you are looking for ideas for Christmas gifts, you may wish to consider some of the following Trinity books.
17 Dec 2017
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Christmas Greetings – Trinity College Dublin Closure Arrangements
Trinity will be closed for business from the end of business hours on Thursday, December 22nd 2016 to the start of normal business hours on Tuesday, January 3rd 2017.
19 Dec 2016
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Unearthed: the cannibal sharks of a forgotten age
Scientists have discovered macabre fossil evidence suggesting that 300 million-year-old sharks ate their own young, as fossil poop of adult Orthacanthus sharks contained the tiny teeth of juveniles.
11 Aug 2016
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Unearthed: the cannibal sharks of a forgotten age
Scientists have used fossil evidence to determine that a 300-million-year-old shark species cannibalised its own young.
11 Aug 2016
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Strong demand for Trinity degrees in CAO applications
3,307 places are being offered to students to study at Trinity.
22 Aug 2016
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Solving a putrid camel-pee riddle may aid millions affected by sleeping sickness
Biochemists from Trinity College Dublin have solved an old mystery as to the cause of especially smelly camel urine, with implications for the millions of people affected by African parasites called trypanosomes. These parasites frequently cause fatalities via sleeping sickness.
17 Nov 2016