The Art of MS: Putting us in the picture about a misunderstood condition
A new exhibition aims to show how the reality of the disease is different for everybody
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When are they on and what’s on offer? Key facts about 2021-2022 open days
Ian O’Riordan: Debate on return of competitive running starts fast and stays hot
There is huge frustration among the athletic community at the lack of competition
Basing return of sport on a vaccine is ‘dangerous’ and ‘ridiculous’
Prof Kingston Mills is an immunology expert and a former national marathon champion
Marathon efforts: Can distance runners keep safely apart?
Runners are low-risk, says a top immunologist, but 25,000 runners? That’s a problem
Putting the new coronavirus firmly in the picture
Creating a visual representation that communicates the precise ‘moment of infection’
Trinity to set up Covid-19 research centre
Hub will be led by college immunologists and infectious disease clinicians from St James’s Hospital
Coronavirus – the science: How physical distancing works and saves lives
Edition 3: Clinical trials plan to collect plasma recovered patients and inject into those fighting virus
Irish universities face financial black hole over coronavirus
Colleges fear losing millions as foreign students may be obliged to cancel enrolment
Coronavirus timeline: The cases confirmed in Ireland so far
What we know: Latest tally brings to 18 the number of Covid-19 cases in the Republic
Part of Trinity College closed after coronavirus case linked to university
Fourth floor of Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute and nearby lifts have been closed
Colleges log cost overruns of almost €70m for new buildings
Watchdog questions capacity of institutions to manage large-scale construction projects
Irish scientists pinpoint potential new way to tackle inflammation
Inflammation drives a range of diseases including diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer’s
Immune view offers clues to early Alzheimer’s
Research Lives: Prof Marina Lynch, head of neuroinflammation research group in TCD
‘Delirium is a warning sign of real danger for the brain’
Delirium has often been dismissed as simply ‘the patient is just confused, it will pass’
What happens in the early response to infections?
Research Lives: Prof Ken Murphy, professor of pathology & immunology at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis
Help immunologists to understand our perception of vaccination
We have been creating immunity to disease for centuries
Everything you need to know about college open days
Life on campus: Here is some of what Ireland’s universities and colleges have to offer
How to tackle a virus? Learn from the arms race
Research Lives: Prof Andrew Bowie, School of Biochemistry and Immunology, TCD
Trump risks lives casting doubts about vaccines, says researcher
Prof Kingston Mills claims social media are being used to erode confidence in vaccines
Kill pill: Scientists develop ‘smart bomb’ to target cancer cells
Chemotherapy drug locked in sugar molecule, which opens when it finds tumour cells
Everything you need to know about college open days
The low-down on life on campus, what not to miss and what’s new in each institution
Bizarre laboratory images compete to mark institute’s birthday
Research done at Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute could have ‘huge impact
Immune detective uses genetics to unravel rare disease mysteries
Dan Kastner has been finding clues about ‘danger signals’ that ramp up inflammation
Scientific talent in Ireland needs to be backed by investment
Global biopharma giant AbbVie is backing two new multimillion projects here
Trinity office space for rent
Letting of 590sq m (6,384sq ft) on the second floor comes with five car-parking spaces
Trinity postgraduate Ashley Bray took cyanide, inquest hears
Biochemistry student had been drinking with colleagues in Dublin before his death
There will be blood at the Science Gallery
Some people ‘will love’ an upcoming exhibition about blood and ‘some will find it pretty tough’
TCD plans to demolish Pearse Street building for new student accommodation
Pearse Street ‘is becoming Trinity’s street in the city’, says provost
Genetics research to revolutionise medicine, says Nobel laureate
Individual blueprints to affect privacy and reproduction, says Aaron Ciechanover
Trinity institute raises €36 million for research
University’s biomedical sciences institute has created 119 jobs for researchers since 2011
Chewing over the fat issue
An exhibition at Dublin’s Science Gallery wants to broaden our perceptions of fat
A surprising discovery about common table salt
Scientists have discovered that crystals of sodium chloride could ‘grow’ tiny wires
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