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Trinity Researchers to Lead €2.9m Project to Safeguard Water Services
The project, REDAWN, aims to mitigate stress on essential water services.
Trinity Team One Step Closer to €35,000 Dyson Prize
Trinity company waytoB is competing for the international James Dyson prize.
Students Voice Dissent Outside Conference on Student Loans
USI objected to the fact no students were invited as speakers at the conference organised by Maynooth University.
For a Third Year, Trinity Best in Europe for Producing Entrepreneurial Students
The university remains at 48th place in the world for the second year in a row.
Trinity Rises to 117th in Times Higher Education World Rankings
The ranking comes after Trinity rose 10 places in June in the QS World Rankings.
Vintage Cars and 1920s Getup, as Filming Takes Over Trinity’s Campus
Actors, directors and production crew could be spotted filming on campus today.
Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh to Lead NUI Galway from 2018
Ó hÓgartaigh will replace Dr Jim Browne, who will step down from the role after 10 years.
New Trinity Study Tracks Vitamin D Deficiency in Ireland’s Old Population
The study, from TILDA, revealed that people from lower socio-economic backgrounds were more likely to be deficient.
The Who’s Who of Trinity’s New Heads of School
Prof Carol O’Sullivan has been elected Head of the School of Computer Science and Statistics, while Prof Mike Lyons will take on the role in the School of Chemistry.
New Virginia Woolf Film to Shoot on Campus Next Week
The film, ‘Vita and Virginia’, will star Gemma Arterton and Rupert Penry-Jones.