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Microsoft to Fund Quantum Research PhDs in Trinity Under New Partnership
College and Microsoft Ireland announced today that they will collaborate to research 'next-generation quantum technologies'.
Govt to Limit Upfront Rent Payment to Two Months
A Government bill is seeking to end the practice of forcing renters to pay all of their rent upfront.
Trinity Appoints Science Entrepreneur Louise Grubb as Chair of Tangent
Grubb is a Trinity graduate and the CEO and founder of animal healthcare company TriviumVet.
Board Investigation Not a Basis for Delaying GSU President Impeachment Vote
Voting in the GSU elections opened today and will close at 11.59pm on Friday.
Voting Opens for GSU Elections
Incumbent President Gisèle Scanlon is re-running for the role against former GSU executive member John Tighe.
Trinity Maintains 101st Position in QS World Rankings
Trinity continues to be the top-ranked Irish university in the QS world rankings.
Large Lectures, Labs and Tutorials Likely to Return Next Term
Accommodation supports are also being developed for students, with an option to pay rent monthly along with the ability to terminate a lease at one month’s notice.
Govt Announces €12 Million Fund to Support Decarbonisation in Colleges
The funding will go towards energy efficiency and decarbonisation projects.
At GSU Hustings, Possible Impeachment and Constitutional Breaches Plague Scanlon
Tonight was the only hustings of the GSU elections, with voting set to take place from June 9th to June 11th.
Senior GSU Officer Says Union Leadership ‘Excluded’ Her From Executive Meetings
GSU Research Officer Serena Foo has been an outspoken critic of how the union has been run this year.