Machine learning could help predict how people with depression respond to treatment - new Trinity study
Researchers in Trinity College Dublin have found that a machine learning model could help clinicians predict which people with depression are more likely to improve with digital cognitive behavioural therapy compared to antidepressant medication.
Some animals ’see the world’ more quickly than others
From dragonflies to starfish, new Trinity research shows that the speed of visual perception across the animal kingdom is driven by lifestyle and environment, with fast-paced lives demanding faster vision.
Researchers offer an exciting treatment to target the host, and not the bacteria
.This published research shows that Trinity scientists have discovered a way to "train" the immune system to better fight drug-resistant infections like MRSA and TB. Today is World TB Day 2026.
A landmark ’evolutionary double-bind’ strategy to overcome treatment resistance in prostate cancer
A new study led by researchers from Trinity and the Moffitt Cancer Center shows how radiation therapy can be used to expose-and then eliminate-therapy-resistant cancer cells using natural killer cell immunotherapy.
Postdoctoral Researcher / Research Associate - QC Analytical Scientist (DTIF), 1 FTE, School of Medicine, 011710 University of Galway
PhD Candidateship in the Circular Economy Energy and Environmental Systems Research Group University College Cork
Postdoctoral Researcher - CONNECT, 1 FTE, School of Natural Sciences, 011711 University of Galway
Director of the Idiap Research Institute, Martigny, Switzerland EPFL, Martigny and Lausanne
Project Coordinator with QM responsibility (80–100%) CK-CARE AG, Davos Wolfgang
Minister James Lawless Hosts First National Skills Roundtable on Future Workforce Needs at TU Dublin
'Tiny but beautifully formed': Bronze Age spindle whorl connects ancient city of Troy to Ireland
The grief myth: it doesn't come in stages or follow a checklist - like love, it endures
TU Dublin Celebrates Spring Graduations Honouring Student Achievement, Resilience and Global Impact
TU Dublin School of Art and Design Connects Students Globally Through New International Programmes
TU Dublin Professor Appointed to National Food Safety Authority Scientific Committee

