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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.
Trinity Consent Workshops Return in September Improved and Refocused, After Year of Review
The changes will see new scenarios being introduced along with an administration committee and new training for facilitators.
Students Join Rally Asking Government to “Get Real” on HIV Prevention Drug
TCDSU and USI joined a rally calling for the introduction of PrEP in Ireland.
I Get the Message, Varadkar Tells Students Over Concerns About Summer Abortion Referendum
Varadkar answered a question on the referendum during a speech in Queen’s University Belfast today.
No End in Sight to Trinity’s Dispute with Staff, Despite Final Promotions Promise
Trinity say they will run the final round of promotions in September for support and administrative staff.
Over 10% Increase in Book of Kells Visitor Numbers in 2017
The exhibition saw a 40 per cent increase in Chinese visitors.
Breakthrough by Trinity Scientists Could Lead to New Treatments for Asthma and Eczema
The research could prove significant in the treatment of allergic diseases.
USI Calls on Government to Abandon Plans for a Summer Abortion Referendum
The union has said a referendum during the summer months would make it nearly impossible for many students to vote.
Following Trinity’s Example, Queen’s University Belfast to Launch Consent Classes in October
The joint project between QUBSU and the university will see consent classes introduced for the first time.