Top Stories
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Genetic Mutants Alter Entire Biological Communities
Scientists from Trinity have discovered that one gene mutation in a single species can trigger dramatic change in whole biological communities – as much as that caused by the extinction of a top predator.
10 Sep 2015
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Student Business Pitch for Investment
Trinity’s three-month student startup accelerator programme LaunchBox helped 11 student teams develop early-stage business ventures into investor-ready business.
10 Sep 2015
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60% of Dublin’s Cyclists Run Red Lights
Research conducted by Trinity engineers pinpoints a serious problem, which may require traffic and infrastructure planners to review the rules of the roads.
9 Sep 2015
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School of Pharmacy And Tallaght Hospital Forge Partnership
The School of Pharmacy has signed a partnership agreement with Tallaght Hospital to further enhance existing education and professional development links.
3 Sep 2015
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Crowdsourcing Project to Capture Lived Experience of the Famine
An innovative crowdsourcing project will allow members of the public to contribute and share family stories and documents about the Famine and emigration in Ireland.
1 Sep 2015
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Winners of New Trinity Creative Awards Scheme Announced
Five 'Trinity Creative Challenge' recipients will present new works in April 2016.
24 Aug 2015
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Innovative Research Striking Back at Concussion in Rugby
Two projects involving academics at Trinity and contributors at Leinster Rugby are opening up unique avenues to improve diagnosis and analysis.
19 Aug 2015
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Demand for Trinity Courses in CAO Applications for 2015 Reflects Continued Interest in a Trinity Education
Approximately 3,000 places were offered to prospective students to study at Trinity.
17 Aug 2015
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Report Paints Comprehensive Picture of Palliative Care Services in Ireland
The report by Trinity academics and ESRI examines costs and experiences of palliative care in three parts of Ireland.
14 Aug 2015
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Study on Perceptions of Coercion During Admission to Psychiatric Hospitals
The research, conducted at the School of Psychology examined the perspectives of 66 individuals and their caregivers.
7 Aug 2015