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Trinity Research Helps Paint Picture Of Genetic Makeup Of Modern Britons
For the first time, the origins of eighty Roman remains found in York over a decade ago have been revealed by this genome analysis.
Trinity is Strong in Academic Challenge, But Weak in Social, According to Survey
Results of the Irish Survey of Student Engagement show Trinity is weak when it comes to creating a “supportive learning environment”.
Trinity Researchers Make Breakthrough in Psoriasis Treatment
Psoriasis, which is currently incurable, affects over 100,000 people in Ireland.
Trinity Ranked 40th “Most International” University in World
Rankings, released this morning by Times Higher Education, reveal the top 200 most outward-looking institutions in the world.
Species Diversity Can Reduce Reliance on Fertilisers, According to Trinity Researchers
The research, published today, could prove significant as concerns grow over use of fertilisers.
Trinity Awarded Over €10 Million in Research Funding by Science Foundation Ireland
The funding will be used to support five different research projects across College.
Trinity Has Lowest Dropout Rate of Any Irish University, at 7%
With 13 per cent of students not progressing in NUIG and the University of Limerick, Trinity is only university to improve.
Concerns About “Visual Impact” of Trinity’s Oisín House Campus Accommodation Project
An Taisce tells The University Times that “the scale” of the building raises concerns.
With €50m in Funding, Expanded ADAPT Digital Research Centre to Launch Next Week
The expanded centre, which will be based in Trinity, will be launched by Minister for Skills, Research and Innovation, Damien English.
In Early Christmas Present, Nurses Set to be Paid at or Above Minimum Wage After Negotiations
The agreement follows five years of conflict between unions and the state on pay issues.