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Study suggests speaking more languages might keep you younger
An international study led by Dr. Agustín Ibáñez and co-authors reveals that speaking multiple languages may slow the biological processes of aging and protect against age-related decline.
11 Nov 2025
Health|Research|Society
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Learners urged to take part in 2025 College Awareness Week
Now in its twelfth year, CAW celebrates the importance of post-secondary education and highlights the diverse pathways available to learners of all ages—especially those from underrepresented backgrounds.
10 Nov 2025
Community|Students
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Trinity student delegates attend COP30 in Belém
Two delegates will represent Trinity at the 2025 United Nation Climate Change Conference (COP30), taking place in Belém, Brazil from 10-21 November. Trinity Sustainability gained observer status to the conference in 2023 and was allocated two in-person delegates and ten virtual delegates for 2025. Trinity’s representatives will access seminars, panels and networking opportunities, but not the negotiations.
10 Nov 2025
Community|Environment|Society|Students|Sustainability
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Ferdia Lennon awarded 2025 Rooney Prize for Irish Literature
The €10,000 Rooney Prize, administered by the Trinity Oscar Wilde Centre for Creative Writing in the School of English, celebrates an outstanding body of work by an emerging Irish writer under 40 years of age.
10 Nov 2025
Arts|Awards and Funding|Culture
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ARC Hub for Therapeutics supports new nasal vaccine with potential to transform respiratory disease prevention
A research team from Trinity has unveiled a groundbreaking new approach to vaccination that could redefine how we protect against respiratory infections.
10 Nov 2025
Health|Innovation|Research|Science
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€10 million ERC grant to investigate coercive interrogation practices awarded to Trinity researcher and colleagues
An international, interdisciplinary team of researchers, including Trinity’s Shane O'Mara and colleagues from Dublin City University, De Montfort University and Tilburg University, has secured a €10 million European Research Council grant to investigate coercive and abusive interrogation practices.
6 Nov 2025
Awards and Funding|Research
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First, simple memory tool for early recognition of rare types of lymphoma
Trinity researchers, along with UK collaborators, have created a simple but powerful diagnostic tool, which they believe will change a patient’s life in the diagnosis of a type of blood cancer that shows up on the skin.
5 Nov 2025
Health|Research
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Universities and colleges unite to boost safety on campuses
Funded by the Higher Education Authority, Speak Out’s dataset will be used to inform future responses to abuse and harassment in higher education, and to encourage formal reporting.
4 Nov 2025
Community|Society|Students
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Trinity launches Climate Gateway to build momentum for a resilient future
Professor of Climate Science Karen Wiltshire has spearheaded the Climate Gateway, which is designed to inform policy, develop innovative solutions, and build shared accountability. Anyone interested is encouraged to visit the Climate Gateway website and get involved.
4 Nov 2025
Business|Community|Environment|Research|Students|Sustainability
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We’ve done the science — let’s get on with climate action
Marking the launch of Trinity's Climate Gateway, Professor Karen Wiltshire issues a call to action: "This is no longer about whether climate change is real. It’s about how we adapt and how we mitigate — decisively, collectively, and intelligently."
3 Nov 2025
Community|Environment
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Redefining pneumonia and sepsis care
Two landmark international studies led by Professor Ignacio Martin-Loeches have been recently published in The Lancet and Nature Medicine — placing Irish critical care research firmly on the global stage.
31 Oct 2025
Health|Research
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New research project will integrate agentic AI in mobile and wireless communication systems
The NAIRA project (Native AI for Energy Efficient and Sustainable Radio Access Networks) is a pioneering initiative that envisions a new generation of intelligent, energy-aware networks capable of learning, adapting, and optimising themselves in real time.
29 Oct 2025
Awards and Funding|Research|Science
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Marine scientists aim to restore native flat oyster reefs around the coast
Researchers from Trinity are collaborating on a new €1.5 million all-island project, funded by the Marine Institute, to restore native flat oyster reefs and enhance coastal resilience.
24 Oct 2025
Environment|Research|Science|Sustainability
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Study reveals how a stubborn lung infection evolves inside patients over years
Researchers wanted to know what allows the infection to hang on or come back, and whether it develops new tricks or resistances while living inside the lungs.
23 Oct 2025
Health|Research
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Ireland’s IT skills supply insufficient to meet future demand predictions
A new report co-authored by Trinity Business School has found that Ireland faces a considerable challenge to meet the future skills needs of its indigenous IT sector.
23 Oct 2025
Business|Research
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Trinity celebrates Haddad Foundation as fellowship programme extended
The Haddad Fellowships, which are worth some €40,000 for each student, are mainly focused on the arts and humanities, and are designed to advance the intellectual and cultural landscape in Brazil.
23 Oct 2025
Awards and Funding|Community|Culture
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No benefit of ketamine for patients hospitalised with depression, clinical trial reports
Researchers from Trinity College, St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, Queen’s University Belfast, Ireland, investigate use of twice-weekly ketamine infusions as an add-on treatment for inpatients with serious depression
22 Oct 2025
Health|Research
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Two Trinity inventions feature in TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2025 list
Two Trinity-nurtured inventions with their roots in the School of Engineering – an AI sensor and data centre cooling tech – have made TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2025 list.
22 Oct 2025
Awards and Funding|Health|Innovation|Research|Sustainability
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Trinity team poses deep-space questions of mysterious dark energy
Astrophysicists are leading a project (TiDES) that will improve our understanding of the mysterious “dark energy” that comprises roughly two-thirds of the Universe and is responsible for its accelerating expansion. Their project kicks off as the revolutionary 4MOST facility captures its first light.
21 Oct 2025
Research|Science
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What goes up must come down – scientists unearth “universal thermal performance curve” that shackles evolution
This “UTPC" seemingly applies to all species and dictates their responses to temperature change. It essentially “shackles evolution” as no species seem to have broken free from the constraints it imposes on how temperature affects performance.
21 Oct 2025
Environment|Research|Science|Sustainability