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Geneticists unlock ancient tales of cattle herding and evolution

The team deciphered the history of early bovines by sequencing 67 ancient genomes from both wild and domestic cattle sampled from across eight millennia.

11 Jul 2019

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Researchers identify cancer-killing capability of lesser known immune cells

Researchers at Trinity College Dublin have identified, for the first time in oesophageal cancer, the cancer killing capability of a lesser-known type of immune cell, presenting a new potential therapeutic target.

10 Jul 2019

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Prestigious Cochrane Review published for School of Dental Science

Researchers from the School of Dental Science at Trinity have carried out the first review of the effectiveness of oral hygiene interventions specifically designed for people with intellectual disabilities.

8 Jul 2019

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Live fast and die young, or play the long game? Scientists map 121 animal life cycles

The results have important implications for conservation strategies and for predicting which species will be the winners and losers from the global environment crisis.

8 Jul 2019

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How an afternoon tipple made from peas could help save the rainforest

Using peas instead of wheat to produce gin significantly reduces the environmental footprint associated with the process.

4 Jul 2019

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GBHI reaches milestone, sets sights on continued impact for brain health

The Global Brain Health Institute (GBHI) reached a significant milestone when Atlantic Philanthropies finalised a gift to UC San Francisco (UCSF) and Trinity College Dublin to continue to address the global dementia epidemic.

1 Jul 2019

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Trinity establishes Al Maktoum Centre for Middle Eastern Studies

Four new professors in Middle Eastern Studies will join the Centre with the vision and purpose of promoting Middle Eastern Studies within Ireland and globally.

1 Jul 2019

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Researchers use parish incomes to map 14th century Ireland in unprecedented detail

Using parish incomes as proxies for wealth enabled has shone new light on the economics, politics and culture of medieval Ireland.

26 Jun 2019

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AMBER to create 350 new research positions from 2019-2025

AMBER, the SFI Research Centre for Advanced Materials and Bio-Engineering Research headquartered at Trinity will see 350 new research positions created between 2019-25.

24 Jun 2019

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Brain disorders and innovation summer school attracts international students

The summer school aims to help students bridge the gap between fundamental academic research and commercialisation activities.

21 Jun 2019

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