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School of Engineering Receives Large In-Kind Grant from Siemens PLM Software
The School will use the same technology in its classrooms that companies worldwide depend on to design some of today’s most sophisticated products.
21 Jan 2016
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Trinity Graduate Honoured for Wartime Code-breaking Work
Trinity graduate Eileen Leslie Greer, who was part of the Bletchley Park's team of intelligence analysts during WW2 has been honoured for her role.
21 Jan 2016
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Scientists Sequence Ancient British ‘Gladiator’ Genomes from Roman York
Trinity's geneticists were the first to sequence genomes of ancient Britons. Their findings may help to piece together migration patterns from centuries ago.
19 Jan 2016
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Walking 150 Minutes per Week Associated With Improved Wellbeing In Over-50s
New research by Trinity’s Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing
18 Jan 2016
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Diesel Vehicles and Pollution in Ireland
Our engineers and geologists are assessing the extent of diesel emissions, which affect health as well as the environment.
18 Jan 2016
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Powerful New Digital Tool to Transform How Historians Write History
CENDARI - one of the largest historical archive platforms worldwide.
15 Jan 2016
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Understanding ‘Immune SOS Signal’ May Lead to New Psoriasis Therapies
Scientists have discovered which molecules kick the SOS signaler into action. They have patented inhibitors of these, which may be used to treat psoriasis sufferers.
14 Jan 2016
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Trinity is One of the Most International Universities Worldwide – According to Times Higher Education Ranking
It has been ranked in 40th position in the world.
14 Jan 2016
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Variety is the Spice of Life: Diversity May Reduce our Reliance on Fertiliser
Promoting species diversity in our precious grassland ecosystems should enhance productivity, reducing our reliance on fertiliser.
13 Jan 2016
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Library Of Trinity College Dublin & Google Collaborate For Dublin 1916-2016 Exhibition
Rare material shared with global audience
13 Jan 2016