Trinity Highlights for 2023
Featured News
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“A talisman for Dublin”: Djinn Sculpture unveiled at Trinity East
A striking 5.4-metre bronze sculpture, Djinn, by internationally acclaimed Indian contemporary artist Bharti Kher has been unveiled by The Form Foundation at a public art site on the Trinity East campus.
05 November 2026
Community
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“It can only be read as a repudiation of Trump”: Daniel Geary on the US mid-terms
"I think the polls had suggested the Democrats would have a very good night, but it turned out to be really a great night for them. Not just the scale of the victories, I suppose, but the places where they won, where you wouldn’t have thought they would have stood much of a chance at all, or where they hadn’t won in a very, very long time."
04 November 2026
Research|Society
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Trinity spinout Oghma wins €500,000 to help turn scattered data into scientific breakthroughs
Oghma has developed an AI platform for scientific R&D that rapidly processes unstructured, scattered data into a useable form.
04 November 2026
Awards and Funding|Innovation|Research|Science
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“There’s an awful lot of talk about menopause…but I never really got the whole cardiac thing…”
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, and the risk rises during the menopause years. But an international study has revealed that only half of women know this.
28 October 2026
Health|Research|Science
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Ambitious Martin Naughton E3 Learning Foundry opens at Trinity
The Martin Naughton E3 Learning Foundry’s layout allows for hybrid, collaborative and innovative teaching and learning.
28 October 2026
Community|Innovation|Students|Sustainability
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Brain Tumour Awareness Week: meet Dr Oliviero Gobbo and learn about his work
Dr Gobbo is Assistant Professor in Pharmaceutical Sciences at Trinity, and co-founder of the Irish Neuro-Oncology Society. He believes innovative approaches in nanomedicine may lead to improved treatments in the future.
27 October 2026
Health|Research|Science
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Trinity scientists discover how cancers evade chemotherapy by entering “Zombie-like state”
And in lab experiments using human cells, they also found that specific compounds selectively killed tumour cells driven into this "Zombie-like state" by chemotherapy, offering hope for improved treatment.
23 October 2026
Health|Research|Science