Articles
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Cognitive Computing Research for Children with Cochlear Implants
Trinity College Dublin, The National Centre for Cochlear Implants at Beaumont Hospital and IBM have launched a research project using cognitive computing to help predict speech perception in children with cochlear implants. It will improve device tuning and speed, but most critically it will improve overall patient outcomes in children with severe to profound hearing loss.
17 Jun 2016
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Trinity researchers win Horizon 2020 funding for deep learning
Trinity researchers, Professor Rozenn Dahyot and Professor David Gregg of Trinity’s School of Computer Science and Statistics have been awarded €608,800 in prestigious Horizon 2020 funding for the project 'Bonseyes'.
13 Dec 2016
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‘Careers Pathways’ Wins National Occupational Therapists Award
The transition to employment project for students and graduates with mental health difficulties was awarded the Ann Beckett Award from the Association of Occupational Therapists of Ireland.
29 Mar 2016
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Professors Jane Grimson and David McConnell Inaugurated as New Pro-Chancellors
Appointment to the office of Pro-Chancellor is considered one of the highest accolades the University can bestow.
7 Apr 2016
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Trinity and Marino Institute partner up in new International Programme
The International Foundation Programme will start in September 2016.
18 May 2016
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Cycle to raise money for ovarian cancer
A group of cyclists from West Limerick cycling clubs are cycling from Newcastle West in Limerick to St. James’s Hospital in Dublin to raise awareness for ovarian cancer and to raise vital funds for the ovarian cancer charities (SOCK and Ovacare) who are leading the way in turning the tide on research, knowledge and awareness.
20 Sep 2016
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Trinity Researchers Secure Prestigious European Research Council Grants
Professor Martin Sokol and Professor Valeria Nicolosi secured highly prized ERC Consolidator Grants.
15 Feb 2016
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The Proclamation was a speech by Pearse, not a constitution
The Easter Rising document did not reflect the range of views of its seven signatories.
28 Mar 2016
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Frozen in Time, The Fagel Collection in the Library of Trinity College Dublin
The collection is an enormously rich resource of books, pamphlets and maps in French, Dutch, English and other European languages, ranging in date from 1460 to 1799.
19 Dec 2016
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Restrict free markets and other freedoms may be curtailed
Markets are not without limitations, but they allow freedom, according to Professor of Economics John O'Hagan
18 Jan 2016