Articles by Trinity College Dublin

Conservation efforts have boosted breeding pair numbers by ten times the predicted amount

These luminescent, self-healing gels are suitable for applications ranging from counterfeit protection to cell imaging

Researchers provide a mathematical explanation for how randomness can give rise to synchronization

Bacterial enzyme known as Lit is suspected to play a "stealthy" role in reducing the immune response

Recent discovery demonstrates the potential of the material for a new generation of energy efficient ultra-fast computers and data storage systems

These features, which are not found on Earth, are believed to be carved into the Martian surface by dry ice changing directly from solid to gas in the spring

Newly published research also indicates a strong relationship between heat and microplastic release, such that warmer liquids result in far greater microplastic release

Researchers propose a quantum thermometer that can accurately measure temperatures a billion times colder than those in outer space

Scientists are exploring different options and designs to make quantum computing a viable reality

Work by Trinity College Dublin scientists essentially takes us one step closer to a functional design that could mend a broken heart