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“I see a rubber duck” – babies categorise objects in the brain at just two months old
The research, led by neuroscientists from Trinity, combined brain imaging with artificial intelligence models. It enriches our understanding of what babies are thinking and how they learn in the earliest months of life.
03 Feb 2026
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Two Trinity-led mental health research projects receive HRB investment
The HRB is supporting 10 new mental health research projects with a focus on priority and underserved groups through its Applied Partnership Awards scheme.
30 Jan 2026
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Prof Sven Vanneste discusses his research on burnout on the Belgian National News
Professor Sven Vanneste was on Belgian National News this week to discuss his research showing how chronic stress is linked to brain changes that contribute to burnout.
29 Jan 2026
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Dr. Kristin Hadfield speaks to the psychological effects of Storm Chandra
Dr. Kristin Hadfield, Associate Professor, Psychology, was featured in the Irish Times, discussing the psychological effects of Storm Chandra.
28 Jan 2026
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Guest Lecture: "The neural circuit underlying perceptual predictions"
Guest lecture by Professor Peter Kok, University College London. Hosted by Professor Redmond O’ Connell. THURS 29/01/2026, JM Synge theatre in the Arts building, 12AM - 1PM
27 Jan 2026
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Guest lecture: "What is it like being a baby? The free-floating baby hypothesis"
Guest lecture with Prof. Andy Bremner, University of Birmingham, UK.
12 Jan 2026
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"Why so many of us feel we never have enough time"
Dr. Dale Whelehan, Assistant Professor Human Factors, School of Psychology, writes for the Irish Independent.
12 Jan 2026
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