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HIV’s protein disables lung immune cells, fuelling TB risk even in treated patients
Trinity researchers address why people living with HIV remain vulnerable to tuberculosis, pointing to a new metabolic target for therapy.
11 May 2026
Health|Research
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Trinity researchers bring true privacy to cloud collaboration as Europe rethinks its tech reliance on US tech giants
The InvizCrypt platform, developed at Trinity, is designed so users can collaborate on sensitive documents without the platform provider being able to read the content.
7 May 2026
Innovation|Research
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Trinity economist urges rethink on proposed personal investment scheme
Prof. Roantree noted that the proposed model for an Irish savings scheme “would bestow the biggest tax break on investments with the highest returns, and would actually increase taxes on investments that yield a low or negative return.”
6 May 2026
Community|Research|Society
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“We worked with real purpose”: TY students present sustainability projects at Trinity
Judges of the winning projects included representatives from Trinity and a range of external companies, including Google, Squarespace, Deloitte, Workday and Bank of America.
6 May 2026
Community|Environment|Students
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Bee more specific! New radar tech could revolutionise how we identify and track the world’s key pollinators
Scientists from Trinity and Technical University of Denmark have developed a new radar-based technique that could address a critical gap in global conservation efforts, by transforming how we identify and track the insects that are actually responsible for pollinating plants.
6 May 2026
Environment|Innovation|Research|Science|Sustainability