College News
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Growing Academic Connections at Armagh Public Library
Trinity College Dublin and Armagh Public Library have celebrated a growing relationship between them with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the two institutions.
25 Aug 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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Budding student entrepreneurs making headway via LaunchBox
The 14 student teams have only a couple of weeks left before pitching their business ideas to potential investors.
5 Aug 2016
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Breaking Boundaries documentary stars Trinity student Jack Kavanagh
Trinity student Jack Kavanagh who draws on the personal challenges he has faced in overcoming and thriving in the face of the perceived obstacles of his spinal cord injury was the subject of a documentary broadcast on 3e yesterday evening.
2 Aug 2016
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€150,000 funding awarded to AMBER researcher
€150,000 funding awarded to AMBER researcher to develop new Thermal Management Technologies for the Automotive Industry.
27 Jul 2016
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Trinity’s Old Library maintains MSPI full accreditation
Trinity’s Old Library has maintained its Museum Standards Programme of Ireland (MSPI) Full Accreditation, initially awarded in 2012.
22 Jul 2016
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Trinity Scientist’s Breakthrough Could Transform Mass Storage of Digital Data
A team of physicists from the SFI funded AMBER (Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research) Centre at Trinity College, Dublin have made a new device which could lead to a breakthrough in mass storage of digital data.
21 Jul 2016
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Specialists Present New Insights at Biology of Brain Disorders Workshop
The Trinity Translational Medicine Institute (TTMI) recently hosted an international workshop Biology of Brain Disorders 2016 at which leading researchers from Europe and the USA presented their latest discoveries in disorders such as stroke, epilepsy, autism, and other neurodevelopmental disorders.
21 Jul 2016
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Trinity Science Enters London Art World
A video showing the colourful evolution of a cylindrical foam structure will be on display at the Magic Gallery in London this summer.
18 Jul 2016
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Refurbishment of Trinity’s Organ Begins
The organ in Trinity's Public Theatre, housed in an historic 1684 case, is an important part of Trinity's and Ireland’s national heritage.
15 Jul 2016
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Students’ Sports Success
Trinity Sports clubs had wonderful successes representing the University at numerous nationals and international competitions in 2015/16.
15 Jul 2016
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Trinity Creative Challenge Launches Call Out for 2017 Applications
Creative Arts Award Scheme Shortlisted for Allianz Business to Arts Awards
15 Jul 2016
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Creating Batteries of the Future
Pioneering research focusing on creating a new type of extremely long lasting battery is being led by Professor Valeria Nicolosi.
15 Jul 2016
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Trinity Introduces Tobacco Free Zones on Campus
Three Tobacco Free Zones on Trinity’s main campus were opened on 1 July 2016. In these zones, smoking is prohibited both indoors and outdoors.
15 Jul 2016
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Trinity’s Housekeeping Team
Starting bright and some as early as 5.00am, Trinity’s Housekeeping staff often finish cleaning offices before the rest of the University’s staff come to work.
15 Jul 2016
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Teaching Awards Recognise Inspiring Postgraduate Educators
The Dermot McAleese Teaching Awards were presented to teaching assistants in the School of Social Sciences and Philosophy.
7 Jul 2016
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Trinity economist wins award to investigate innovative flexible loan products
Trinity economist Michael King wins $300,000 to investigate the impact of innovative loan products on micro-entrepreneurs in India
7 Jul 2016
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Paul and Theresa Johnston Graduate Fellowship Fund to Support Engineers
The $1.2 million fund will support exceptional graduate students in engineering and computer science attending Stanford University each year.
29 Jun 2016
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Trinity Wins Knowledge Transfer Impact Awards
Trinity was the only institution to win two awards; these were in the License to Market and Consultancy Impact categories.
27 Jun 2016
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Cognitive Computing Research for Children with Cochlear Implants
Trinity College Dublin, The National Centre for Cochlear Implants at Beaumont Hospital and IBM have launched a research project using cognitive computing to help predict speech perception in children with cochlear implants. It will improve device tuning and speed, but most critically it will improve overall patient outcomes in children with severe to profound hearing loss.
17 Jun 2016