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Trinity Scientists Make Progress in Understanding Origins of Eczema

A study led by Trinity’s Professor of Dermatology suggests bacteria thought to be conducive to eczema may actually protect against the skin disease.
By John Conway
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Despite Fianna Fáil “Wariness”, Ógra Call for Introduction of Loan Scheme

This follows their call last year, ahead of publication of the Cassells report, for the introduction of a loan scheme system.
By Róisín Power
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Author of Australian Loan System to Speak in Trinity, as Part of All-Day Seminar on Funding

Trinity College Dublin Students' Union (TCDSU) President, Kieran McNulty, and University of Dublin Senator Ivana Bacik, will also speak at the seminar.
By Róisín Power
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To Fund Trip to Argentina, Geology Department Begins With 5000 Kilometre Cycle

The cycle is part of five weeks of fundraising, with the aim of raising €10,000 to fund a trip to Argentina for final-year students.
By Brónagh Kennedy
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New Lectureship in Zoology in Honour of Trinity Nobel Prize Winner

Speaking in Trinity today, Prof William Campbell spoke on his love of parasitology and for the College.
By Sinéad Baker
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42 per cent Increase in Trinity Senior Management Staff Since 2012

Between 2012 and 2016, there was also a 27 per cent in research staff in Trinity.
By Dominic McGrath
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TCDSU Submit Student Centre Proposal, as Part of Campus Strategy

College are currently exploring both campus and off-campus locations that could be used for a new student centre.
By Dominic McGrath and John Conway
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Trinity Professor Becomes First Irish Physician to Receive Major Endocrinology Award

Emeritus Professor of Paediatrics and Child Health, Hilary Hoey, received an award for her contribution to paediatric endocrinology.
By Aoife O'Donoghue
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Benn Ó hÓgáin Elected New Chair of Central Societies Committee

Michael Scholz was also elected Treasurer of the CSC at an AGM this evening.
By Dominic McGrath
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Nurses and Midwives Protest Recent Government Reversal in Recognising Internship

Groups including the INMO challenged the government's decision not to extend incremental credit to nurses who completed their internship between 2011 and 2015.
By John Conway and Aidan Carolan