Articles
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Genome Analyses Reveal Possible Dual Origins of Domesticated Dogs
Trinity scientists sequenced the first ancient dog genome using a 4,800-year-old bone from Newgrange, Co Meath.
2 Jun 2016
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€4.5m SFI Investment in Creative Technologies Research
Trinity College Dublin has appointed Professor Aljosa Smolic, a world-renowned creative technologies researcher to lead a cutting-edge research programme that will increase Ireland’s capability as a global centre of creative industries and production.
4 Jul 2016
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Trinity researcher awarded €500,000 for advancements in ICT and energy sector
AMBER researcher awarded €500,000 to explore 2-dimensional materials for advancements in ICT and energy sector
18 Oct 2016
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Trinity Sport announces new scholars for 2016-2017
Awards to student athletes in 19 different sports
14 Dec 2016
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More Children With Intellectual Disability Attend Mainstream Schools
Study shows attendance up from 16% to 27% in a 10-year period
3 Mar 2016
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Trinity joins forces with top Vietnamese University
Trinity joined forces with the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) during President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins' State Visit to the country.
11 Nov 2016
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Trinity Hosts Outreach Event for Northern Irish School Staff
Trinity sees 20% rise in applications from Northern Ireland this year
4 May 2016
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RAG 2016
Get ready to inspire yourself this year, with the one and only RAG (Raise and Give) 2016!
25 Jan 2016
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Students from Trinity recognised by ‘Junior Nobel Prize’
The Undergraduate Awards is the world’s largest international academic awards programme, recognising excellent research and original work across the sciences, humanities, business and creative arts.
21 Dec 2016
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Comet craters — literal melting pots for life on Earth
Geochemists from Trinity College Dublin’s School of Natural Sciences may have found a solution to a long-debated problem as to where – and how – life first formed on Earth.
4 May 2016