Articles

Eyes in the sky — how ground-bound animals follow vultures to a free lunch

On the plains of Africa, jackals and hyenas follow scavenging vultures to pick up an easy meal.

21 Mar 2017
New discovery to prevent infections spreading on medical devices

Microbiologists from Trinity have discovered how to prevent bacterial 'biofilms' from forming on implanted medical devices such as hip replacements and heart valves.

20 Mar 2017
Abortion in Modern Ireland

As part of the Trinity Long Room Hub’s Behind the Headlines forum, the panel included experts from Trinity’s School of Law, School of Social Work and Social Policy and School of Histories and Humanities.

15 Mar 2017
GAA President launches new pitch

GAA community turns out for official launch of new facilities at Santry

14 Mar 2017
International Conference on National Stereotyping and Cultural Identities

The conference sought to investigate crucial cultural dimensions behind recent European crises.

13 Mar 2017
Annual Humanities Horizons Lecture

Rise of 'illiberal politics' marked by 'strongman leadership'.

10 Mar 2017
Trinity astrophysicist to help direct missions with European Space Agency

Professor Peter Gallagher will oversee and implement a number of space missions under the ESA’s Cosmic Vision 2015 - 2025 strategy.

10 Mar 2017
Trinity sees increase in first preference CAO applications for 2017

A total of 8,142 students selected Trinity as their first choice, an increase of almost 2% on 2016.

9 Mar 2017
Comets or volcanoes? Where did Earth’s water come from?

Professor of Geology and Mineralogy at Trinity, Balz Kamber, with an opinion piece published on The Conversation.

8 Mar 2017
National Stereotyping and Cultural Identities in Recent European Crises

The conference aims to bring a historical and cultural perspective to current controversies in Europe.

7 Mar 2017