Articles
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Lab-grown meat could let humanity ignore a serious moral failing
Lab-grown meat is being hailed as the solution to the factory farming of animals. There is, however, a major problem with lab-grown meat: a moral problem, according to Ben Bramble, Assistant Professor of Philosophy
19 Dec 2017
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Disruptive Business Models: Boon or Bane for Society
Airbnb is one example of disruptive business models that have come into sharp focus in recent years.
3 Mar 2017
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International Conference on National Stereotyping and Cultural Identities
The conference sought to investigate crucial cultural dimensions behind recent European crises.
13 Mar 2017
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Trinity set to deliver two Springboard+ postgrad certificate courses for HEA
The two courses will take place in the autumn for 18 weeks on a part-time basis.
13 Jun 2017
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Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute to play major role in new cancer strategy
Trinity and St James’s Hospital jointly welcomed the announcement of the national cancer strategy and the key role that a new comprehensive cancer care centre will have as part of its delivery.
5 Jul 2017
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New TILDA report assesses how people age in Ireland
New TILDA report assesses how people age in Ireland.
3 Mar 2017
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Embracing Disruption: Finding Opportunities in Crises
The Trinity Global Business Forum looked at disruptive forces that currently prevail in the business environment.
3 Mar 2017
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Engineers turn to the sea to reduce the environmental cost of energy production
Smaller, lighter devices that fix tidal arrays to the sea-floor may hold the key to making the tides a financially viable means of powering our 21st Century lives.
1 Nov 2017
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University Times wins international award for best non-daily student newspaper
The University Times has won an international award for the best non-daily student newspaper from the Mark of Excellence awards presented by the Society of Professional Journalism (SPJ) based in the US.
30 May 2017
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Trinity immunologist and LaunchBox graduate among Ireland’s Most Powerful Women
Professor Lydia Lynch and FoodCloud co-founder, Iseult Ward, were named in the Top 25 of WXN 2017 Ireland's Most Powerful Women.
22 Jun 2017