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"Don't panic": AI's future role in healthcare debated at Trinity
At the free event at Trinity College Dublin, organised by the Fellows of Trinity College Dublin and chaired by Professor Rose Anne Kenny, experts explored the future of medicine, discussed whether human doctors remain essential, and examined the role of AI in biopharma and surgery.
1 Oct 2026
Community|Innovation|Society
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First students embark on pioneering international master’s in applied drama and arts education
Trinity’s School of Education is one of five universities across Europe involved in the innovative new applied drama and arts education masters course
1 Oct 2026
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Joseph O'Connor and translators celebrate Irish literature in translation
Irish author Joseph O'Connor was joined by three of his translators at an event hosted by Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation to mark European Day of Languages and International Translation Day.
1 Oct 2026
Arts|Culture|Research
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Trinity celebrates EU Researchers’ Night
Trinity celebrated EU Researchers’ Night with a number of events across campus last week. These included a Minerals In Action (MIA) event, a research showcase in Trinity’s Exam Hall, and the launch of an impact report on the Current Chemistry Investigators (CCI) education and public engagement programme.
1 Oct 2026
Community|Environment|EU Presidency|Research|Science
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Your voice may reveal how fast and how well you’re aging
A new study shows that machine-learning clocks based on speech can estimate chronological age and may also offer a window into brain aging, biological aging, cognitive health, cumulative burden, and dementia.
30 Sep 2026
Health|Research|Science
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New Irish language tool makes school more accessible for autistic children
A new Irish language tool developed by researchers at Trinity's ABAIR initiative is allowing autistic children from Irish-language communities participate more fully in school and their communities.
29 Sep 2026
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Ardán nua cumarsáide Gaeilge do pháistí uathacha
Tá uirlis nua Ghaeilge forbartha ag taighdeoirí i gColáiste na Tríonóide a chuirfidh ar chumas leanaí uathacha ó phobail Ghaeilge páirt níos iomláine a ghlacadh ar scoil agus sa phobal.
29 Sep 2026
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New Trinity research suggests a simple pill could prevent sight loss in common form of diabetes-driven eye condition
Researchers at Trinity, in collaboration with Breye Therapeutics, have found that an oral medication (Danegaptide) can protect against vision-threatening damage in Non-Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy (NPDR), which is a leading cause of blindness in working-age adults.
24 Sep 2026
Health|Research|Science
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Connective Detective report highlights children’s role in shaping smarter cities
A newly published report documents three years of a free smart city education programme that has reached approximately 800 primary school pupils across 18 schools.
24 Sep 2026
Community|Environment|Society|Students
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New research shows how human impacts increase risk of emerging infectious disease outbreaks
Global fragmentation of ecosystems and changing patterns of rainfall have increased the risk of diseases spreading to humans from animals, mosquitoes and ticks, according to a new study involving a Trinity scientist.
24 Sep 2026
Environment|Health|Research|Science