Natural Sciences - Computer Science

Researchers from Trinity are developing a system that uses undersea telecommunications cables for advanced maritime surveillance, with the aim of enhancing Ireland's ability to detect and classify vessels operating without active transponders.

A newly launched report shows the surprising impact of OurKidsCode family coding clubs, an initiative of Trinity's School of Computer Science and Statistics, which offer a new way for parents to get involved in their children's computing education.

A University of Limerick showcase of the next generation of technology has celebrated the 'creative, critical, and technical achievements of students'.

In the latest instalment of our Alumni Spotlight series, we speak to Cian Woods, graduate of Computer Games Development from UL's Department of Computer Science and Information Systems.

^{Credit: Jernej Furman from Slovenia, CC BY 2.0} Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasing productivity and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. It powers self-driving cars, social media feeds, fraud detection and medical diagnoses.

In a groundbreaking paper published in the journal Trends in Genetics researchers from the University of Vermont and Trinity College Dublin propose an innovative analogy between AI models and genetic encoding to help us understand how genes encode the complex information that enables them to create an organism.