Published: 22 Aug, 2022

Why are we so fascinated by Michael Collins?

Dr Siobhán Doyle explains how 'Death positivity bias' may explain why the revolutionary leader continues to captivate our imagination a century after his assassination in 1922.

Published: 10 Aug, 2022

The Future Digital Challenge seeks to realise transformational societal and economic impact from disruptive digital technologies.

Published: 15 Jul, 2022

TU Dublin Welcomes Creating Our Future Report

TU Dublin has welcomed the Creating Our Future report published on Friday by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris.

Published: 7 Jul, 2022

TU Dublin Celebrates 15 Years of Innovation

On Wednesday, Ireland’s leading Knowledge Transfer Office celebrated 15 years of innovation at Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) and maximising research capabilities to generate over €200m in revenue.

Published: 1 Jul, 2022

Taoiseach and Minister Harris announce Innovate for Ireland - a new initiative to recruit and retain talent

Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris have today (1 July) announced a new partnership between industry and the government to recruit and retain research talent.

Published: 1 Jun, 2022

Ministers Harris and Foley announce investment in 4 TU Dublin projects to help public understanding of STEM

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris, and Minister for Education Norma Foley TD have announced an investment in four TU Dublin projects to improve public understanding of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

Published: 23 Aug, 2022

Mechanical Engineering Brother Duo Triumph in Prestigious Design Engineering Competitions  

Brothers Eoin Oude Essink and Tadhg-Lorcan Oude Essink have won the prestigious nTopology Responsible Part Challenge 2022 and were semi-finalists in the ASME Heat Sink Challenge 2022, representing TU Dublin and Trinity College Dublin, respectively.

Published: 1 Jul, 2022

TU Dublin Hosts International conference on Clinical Spectroscopy

From Sunday, 19 June, to Thursday, 23 June, TU Dublin hosted the 12th International Conference on Clinical Spectroscopy in the Central Quad on the University's Grangegorman Campus.

Published: 10 May, 2022

New Research Identifies Factors Affecting Access Students' Progression

Minister Niall Collins today launched a Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) report highlighting the need for a range of supports to increase the progression rates of Access Foundation students to further undergraduate study.

Published: 26 May, 2022

Going Dark: Law Enforcement Challenges in the Cyber Environment

In collaboration with Oxford Information Labs and EURid, the Graduate Research School is holding the “Going Dark: Law Enforcement Challenges in the Cyber Environment” course, which will be open to all postgraduate research students and staff at TU Dublin.

Published: 10 May, 2022

Minister Harris announces funding for TU Dublin health and climate research projects

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, has announced 76 grants valued at €53.7 million to support frontier research across 10 higher education institutions, including TU Dublin, through Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).

Published: 27 Apr, 2022

New RTÉ One TV Series Brainstorm Profiles TU Dublin Research

Ever wondered why we count magpies or whether or not postcodes have an impact on house prices? Or why 10,000 is supposed to be the magic number for steps in a day? Or who the best snooker player of all time might be?

Published: 20 May, 2020

TU Dublin Raising Awareness of the Gender and Sex Dimension in Research

Researchers at TU Dublin are leading an international project, Gender for Excellence in Research (GenderEX), to stimulate the integration of the Sex and Gender Dimension in Research in Turkey.

Published: 31 Mar, 2022

New research makes ground-breaking discoveries for stroke prediction in younger people

Frontiers of Neurology Journal publishes ADAPT SFI Research Centre research on age-specific models impacting short-term ischemic stroke risk.

Published: 29 Mar, 2022

TU Dublin Crisis Support Fund

TU Dublin has created a Crisis Support Fund to assist researchers fleeing crisis situations. Across the World, researchers face threats to their lives, freedom, and careers in research.

Published: 22 Mar, 2022

HRB awards €6 million to train tomorrow’s research leaders

The New Health Research Board (HRB) has awarded TU Dublin funding for the SPHeRE programme, which will drive research to address Ireland’s current and emerging health and social care challenges.

Published: 2 Mar, 2022

TU Dublin receives funding under Shared Island North-South Research Programme

Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, recently announced funding for four projects involving TU Dublin researchers under the first funding call from the North-South Research Programme.

Published: 9 Mar, 2022

TU Dublin Researchers Join €10m ALS Research Programme

An ambitious academic, clinical and industry research programme aiming to provide new insights into our understanding of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) was launched on Tuesday, 01 March by Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar TD.

Published: 18 Feb, 2022

Join TU Dublin and Guest Speakers at the 6th Annual National Construction Summit

Open Labs by TU Dublin and Guests are delighted to Speak, Attend and Exhibit at the 6th Annual National Construction Summit taking place on Thursday, March 3rd, 2022, at the Sport Ireland Campus in Blanchardstown.

Published: 17 Jan, 2022

TU Dublin Tourism and Hospitality Researchers win IRC New Foundations Award

Minister Simon Harris TD has today (17.01.22) announced Irish Research Council funding for 77 New Foundations projects that will bring researchers and community organisations together to collaborate on projects that will have a tangible impact on societal issues.

Published: 1 Dec, 2021

Can Technology Save Us, or Does It Signal Our End?

This is a question that technologists and philosophers will ask later this month when Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) hosts the First Annual Conference of the European Culture and Technology Lab+ (ECT Lab+).