Irish battery breakthrough could help save the planet
Academics find way to make batteries with 250 per cent more energy density
Nanoscience – doing small wonders for Ireland’s economy
Brian Lucey’s report found that, out of a total income of €108 million between 2007 and 2016, Crann/Amber have generated €505 million in gross national output
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From computer coding to space exploration a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics can take you anywhere
Graphene-based biosensor could provide early cancer diagnosis
Scientists have built a biosensor that can identify infectious diseases within minutes
TCD plans to demolish Pearse Street building for new student accommodation
Pearse Street ‘is becoming Trinity’s street in the city’, says provost
Fantastic voyage in nanomedicine takes us into realm of science fiction
Collaborative research in TCD is leading to exciting developments which may lead to more targeted and less traumatic treatment of diseases such as cancer
Pencilling in progress in nanoscience
Trinity College researchers are using graphite as a starting point to unlock the potential of ‘two ‘dimensional’ materials
Professor’s tangled web of nanowires may open up smarter ways of sensing
Trinity College chemistry lecturer lands €2.5m research grant
Crann professor awarded €2.5m for nanowire research by ERC
Research aims to create computer networks that mimic the functions of the human brain
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