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Ambitious Project Led by Trinity to Examine Some of Europe’s Most Trauma-Exposed Populations
From refugees to emergency service personnel, Context is a four-year research project into some of Europe’s most trauma-exposed populations.
An Cumann Gaelach Announced as New Jailbreak Organiser
After Law Soc withdrew in April, An Cumann Gaelach will join Trinity VDP and Trinity Amnesty as organisers of the event.
Trinity Researchers Involved in Development of New Breast Cancer Screening Technique
Staff from Trinity's School of Engineering helped develop the new imaging technique.
Two New Postgraduate Courses for Business and Computer Science
An MSc in operations and supply change management and a new master’s degree in computer science are set to begin in Trinity over the next two years.
In Support of Public Funding, Between 8,000 and 10,000 Take to the Streets
With USI estimating 5,000 students would attend the march, trade unions and groups from across the country showed up today to advocate for publicly funded education.
Highlighting College’s Desire for a New Funding Model, Vice-Provost Reminds Students They’re Marching for “Future Generations”
The College administration's support in facilitating today's march for education and finding a new funding model is echoed on campuses across the country.
Trinity Researchers Contribute to New Images of one of the Heaviest Stars in our Galaxy
With a luminosity over five million times that of the Sun, the study provides researchers with clues about the evolution and death of stars.
Lab in Trinity-based Research Centre Receives €2.3 Million in Funding
Extending its partnership with Nokia Bell Labs, the Amber centre has received funding for joint research on challenges to communication networks.
Trinity Researcher Awarded €500,000 to Investigate 2D Materials for the ICT and Energy Sector
Dr Niall McEvoy from the Trinity-based Amber centre was awarded SFI funding for his work in transition metal dichalcogenides.
With $1.2 Million, Trinity Researchers to Examine Link Between Illness, Brain Dysfunction and Dementia
With funding from the US Department of Health and Human Services, the ways in which the brain becomes vulnerable following acute illnesses are to be investigated.