A landmark new collection in leading journal The Lancet is calling for arts and cultural engagement to become an integral part of how health is understood, promoted and delivered worldwide.
The funding comes as the HRB is investing €12 million in 29 investigator-led research projects to support innovative and internationally competitive research across patient-oriented research (POR), ...
Professor Samson Shatashvili, University Chair of Natural Philosophy (1847), and Maria Shtilmark, Research Assistant in ...
In an interview with Trinity Communications Dr Louise Heeran Flynn said: “Social media bans don’t work but the EU Kids Act ...
As part of Ireland's hosting of the EU Presidency, we are promoting the theme of Libraries under the banner of a 'Libraries for Democracy' series. A programme of talks and events will explore the role ...
The research finds that AI is increasingly supporting workers across a range of occupations, with the most significant ...
Trinity’s Herbarium contains up to half a million preserved plant specimens, representing three centuries of Irish botanical ...
Administered by the Oscar Wilde Centre for Creative Writing in the School of English, the Rooney prize is marking its 50th ...
Sara Carta and Prof. Giovanni Di Liberto from Trinity's School of Computer Science and Statistics write about the implications of their work that shows some people can briefly follow more than one ...
Trinity College Dublin is host to several events during Culture Night on Friday 18th. Join in the fun during this annual ...
Mark Cunningham, Martin Barr and Michelle Spirtos received Health Research Board funding in collaboration with Epilepsy ...
Separate Trinity study finds that the combination of warming temperatures and fungicides disrupts microscopic life beneath our feet, negatively impacting plants growing in the soil.
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