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Nearly 50% of Sexual Assault Victims Told No-One About their Experience, Queen’s University Belfast Study Finds
The survey is the first of its kind in a Northern Irish higher education institution.
Five Trinity Researchers to Benefit From New Grant to Lead Independent Research
The Health Research Board has awarded €8.3 million to support 11 mid-career researchers in becoming principal investigators at their host institutions.
Trinity Analysis of the Nervous System May Provide Clues to Treat Debilitating Disease
The research developed a technique for characterising the complex web of interactions between cells in the nervous system.
Students Set to March Again in October, as Decision on Education Funding Draws Nearer
USI's national council is expected to vote tomorrow for a national demonstration to take place on October 4th.
Government Intervenes to Warn Universities Against Excessive Use of Temporary Contracts
The letter, sent earlier this month, has been praised by trade unions as a vindication of their position on the use of fixed-term contracts for support staff
Trinity Report Finds Employment Level for Postgraduates Below National Average
The 2015 report showed that nine per cent of postgraduates got a job in higher education, a figure significantly below the national average.
Fossil Free TCD Add Voice to Citizens’ Assembly, as it Prepares to Discuss Climate Change
Fossil Free TCD joined a coalition of 33 organisations to make recommendations to the assembly on climate change.
Trinity to Play Host to EU Summer School on Climate Change
International students will visit Trinity next week as part of EU-funded program to develop new solutions to climate change.
Trinity X-Ray Blueprints of Bacteria Could Lead to New Drugs
The research found that a key enzyme in two bacteria could be the key to designing drugs to inhibit them.
Special Exams to End, But College Will Expand Supplementals to Include Final Years
All degrees from 2018 onwards will be worth 30 per cent in third year and 70 per cent in final year.