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Francis Halzen and the Particles That Opened a New Window Onto the Universe

Nobel Prize in Physics 2026 recognised the Belgian-American scientist Francis Halzen for his contribution to the IceCube Observatory located in Antarctica, and for its detection of neutrinos, which could give us a different way of seeing modern astronomy
By Elena Pons Calero
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CoastSnap: Connecting Coastal Communities

Trinity researchers install a smartphone photography station in Booterstown to monitor coastal environments using community engagement
By Varvara Vasylchenko and Deimante Ciparyte
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Gazan Student Wins High Court Challenge Over Visa Refusal

Department must issue fresh decision within 10 working days
By Harper Alderson
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UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine to Speak at Trinity on November 4th

By Henry Brown
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Penalties for Unsafe E-Scooter Use Increase Amid Injury Concerns

By Ava Schwinghammer
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Minister for Health Welcomes Government Approval for New National Maternity Hospital to Proceed to Construction

Construction is scheduled to begin in 2027 with completion expected in 2033
By Sophia Baudson
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EU Higher Education Leaders Meet in Dublin Amid Public Sector Pay Negotiations

By Evelyn San Miguel
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Data Centre Plans Overturned in Mayo

By Xing Senna
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Union Representatives Meet at Dáil to Launch Plans for the Future of the Higher Education Sector

By Thomas O'Grady
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Gazan Student Visa Refusal “Fundamentally Unfair”, Court Hears

By Harper Alderson and Evelyn San Miguel