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University · founded 1592

Trinity College Dublin

Dublin, Ireland · tcd.ie

Citations, last 5 years
240.8k
Works, last 5 years
27.1k
h-index
926
Scientists listed
0
Grants since 2016
1 784

Grants received

2019–2020 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - nan

Investigating the use of IL-36 to reduce oedema and neovascularisation in models of retinal degeneration

Sarah Doyle · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€127.4k

2019–2020 · grant · Maternity/Adoptive Leave Allowance - nan

Investigate Self-Diagnosing and Self-Configuring Techniques to Predict and Prevent Network Faults

Andrea Hess-Wijaya · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€29.2k

2019–2020 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - nan

Inhibition of tumour angiogenesis as a strategy to circumvent acquired resistance to anti-cancer agents in oesophageal cancer: links to the Irish NEO-AEGIS clnicial trial

Jacintha O'Sullivan · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€124.6k

2019 · grant · NSF I-Corps Entrepreneurial Training Programme - nan

NanoMi22 – a novel technology approach for miR-based therapy delivery into the brain

Matthew Campbell · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€34.9k

2019–2021 · fellowship · Industry Fellowship Programme - nan

Investigate Self-Diagnosing and Self-Configuring Techniques to Predict and Prevent Network Faults

Dan Kilper · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€59.9k

2019 · fellowship · Industry Fellowship Programme - nan

Development of photonic lenses and wire bonding for integrated circuits in optical communications applications

Josue Parra Cetina · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€18.4k

2019–2021 · fellowship · Industry Fellowship Programme - nan

Advanced Materials and Processes for the Commercialization of a Novel Implantable Pressure Sensor

Andrew Harvey · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€87.3k

2019–2020 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - nan

Glaucoma gene therapy: standardization of ocular iPerfusion system for use in outflow measurements in human eyes ex vivo.

Peter Humphries · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€125.7k