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Scientists Fill in the Gaps of Human Hunter-Gatherer History
By sequencing ancient genomes from the Late Upper Palaeolithic for the first time, a new strand of European hunter-gatherer ancestral history has been written.
16 Nov 2015
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Trinity Development Research Week
The week showcased the research activities taking place in Trinity to address the major global development challenges of our time.
16 Nov 2015
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10% of Diabetes Cases among Adults aged 50+ are Undiagnosed
The research is just published by The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing.
13 Nov 2015
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New Study Finds Midwife-Led Care Costs €182 Less Than Consultant-Led Care
News research from the MidU Study points to the need to incorporate more midwife-led units into maternity care in Ireland.
12 Nov 2015
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Bridge21 Project to Develop 21st Century Learning Practices in European Schools
The project will develop21st Century learning (21CL) environments within secondary schools in Ireland, Estonia, Germany and Sweden.
12 Nov 2015
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Phone Service Increases Sense of Security
Donegal based 'Good Morning Service' reviewed by psychologists at Trinity’s Institute of Neuroscience.
12 Nov 2015
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Tim Cook Receives Trinity’s Philosophical Society’s Gold Medal
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple Inc has become an Honorary Patron of the University Philosophical Society (The Phil).
11 Nov 2015
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The Concussion Crisis Explored at Ethics in Sport Conference
Garry O'Toole, Joe Brolly and George Hook were among top names in Irish sport to address the conference hosted by the Department of Religion and Theology.
10 Nov 2015
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Trinity Holds Talks with Business Leaders on Quality of University Education
The event in Trinity's Science Gallery formed part of the 'Trinity Education Project', which aims to equip graduates for the industries of the future.
10 Nov 2015
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Law and Religion In Contemporary Society Explored at Conference
Religious freedom, human rights and Islam and patronage in education were among topics explored at a conference hosted by the Irish School of Ecumenics and the Centre for Law and Religion, Cardiff
10 Nov 2015
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Toxic Tastes – Ireland’s Bees and Non-Native Rhododendron Nectar
Toxins in rhododendron nectar have lethal effects on native Irish honeybees, but our bumblebees are unaffected.
9 Nov 2015
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Immunologists Unearth Key Piece of MRSA Vaccine Puzzle
New research has pinpointed immune cells that could be targeted by an MRSA vaccine.
9 Nov 2015
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From Magilligan to Mars: Mapping Winds and Dune Evolution on the Red Planet
Tracking the movement of individual ripples on sand dunes should help the scientists foresee how winds will whip up when new spacecraft land on Mars.
5 Nov 2015
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Students Build Anti-Malarial ‘BioBricks’
The biobricks, created via synthetic biology, could one day provide a cheaper means of producing the key malaria drug artemisinin.
29 Oct 2015
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Trinity’s Life Sciences Ranked in the Top 100 in the World in Times Higher Education (THE) Subject Ranking 2015-2016
Trinity ranks in the top 45 universities in Europe in the THE Subject Ranking in Life Sciences and 1st in Ireland.
29 Oct 2015
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Education Minister Launches New Bachelor in Business Degree in China
A new International Foundation Programme was also announced.
27 Oct 2015
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Recession Damages Mental Health of Families – New Study
New research based on the Growing Up in Ireland Study illustrates how the recent Irish recession has impacted on families and children.
22 Oct 2015
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Uncovering the Role of Genes in Eczema
Combining data on 377,000 participants involved in 40 research studies worldwide has pinpointed another 10 genetic variants associated with the condition.
22 Oct 2015
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Trinity College Dublin’s Arts and Humanities Ranked in the Top 100 in the World in Times Higher Education (THE) Subject Ranking 2015-2016
Trinity also ranks in the top 40 universities in Europe and first in Ireland.
22 Oct 2015
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Study of Provision of Religious Education
Ireland needs to adopt a more pluralistic approach to religious education, according to a recently published paper by Trinity sociologists.
21 Oct 2015