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Trinity College Dublin

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2024–2028 · grant · Frontiers for the Future - Projects

Tissue Specific Immune Memory Mediates Disease Progression and Disease Flare in Rheumatoid Arthritis

Mary Canavan · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€583.8k

2024–2028 · grant · Frontiers for the Future - Projects

Photochemical covalent protein profiling: a novel approach to enhance targeted drug discovery

Joanna Mcgouran · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€649k

2024–2028 · grant · Frontiers for the Future - Projects

Language3D: Creating Editable 3D Content from Deep Language Understanding for 3D-First Digital Platforms

Binh-Son Hua · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€794.6k

2024 · research · New Foundations

Ar Scáth a Chéile is a collaborative project between Trinity College Dublin’s School of Education and the Irish Sustainability Schools Network. It supports the implementation of ESD to 2030: the national strategy for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). Through research in an innovative sustainability leadership programme in a post-primary school, the project will examine how partnerships and whole-school approaches influence students’ sustainability competences. Findings will be shared

Mairead Hurley · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Irish Research Council

2024 · research · New Foundations

Ireland’s climate action plan demands technological innovations to meet out its net-zero carbon emission and biomethane production targets [1, 2]. Membrane-based technologies are at the forefront of supporting nation’s decarbonization strategies by deploying innovative gas separation membranes for carbon capture and biomethane recovery. However, it involves diverse technological challenges in achieving mechanical stability and selectivity of nanoengineered membranes for capturing point of source

Saranya Rameshkumar · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Irish Research Council