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All-Ireland Work Visa for Graduates is Needed to Cope with Brexit, says Ulster University Head
Concerns have already been raised by many about the status of Northern Irish students in Ireland following Brexit.
Breakthrough Involving Trinity Scientists Could Help Develop New Clean Fuels
New research published today has found a way to boost the performance of a key catalyst used in clean energy.
Trinity Staff Launch Website Offering Support to Young Trans People and their Families
Developed in conjunction with the School of Nursing and Midwifery, TENI and Belong To, the website will support transgender young people and their families.
Trinity’s Peter Gallagher Receives France’s Highest Academic Honour
Gallagher, who is one of Ireland's leading physicists, shared the award with his wife, Emma Teeling, who is a professor in UCD.
Replacing Brendan Tangney, Roja Fazaeli Appointed Warden of Trinity Hall
Pending Board approval, Fazaeli, from Trinity’s Department of Near and Middle Eastern Studies, will take over from Tangney after his 12 years in the role.
Trinity-led Findings Significant Step to Treating Neurodegenerative Diseases
The research, which allows scientists to view the folding of proteins, can also lead to treatments for allergies.
“Essay Mills” and Cheating Targeted Under New Government Proposals
Institutes of Technology will also officially become designated awarding bodies, in line with universities.
After Long Campaign, Queen’s to Divest from Fossil Fuels by 2025
The university will divest if the move will not materially impact expected investment returns after a campaign featuring both protests and sit-ins.
Trinity Graduate Honoured in Ireland’s First-Ever Beatification Ceremony
Fr John Sullivan, credited with a woman’s recovery from cancer, was today granted one of the highest honours of the Catholic Church.
From Founder of Oscar-Winning Company to Ireland’s Tech Godfather, Trinity Recognises Five Alumni
Trinity’s Alumni Awards today recognised five graduates who have excelled in their field.