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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

2017 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - nan

Mosaic scaffolding for osteochondral regeneration: modular biomimetic PCL templates functionalised with cartilage and bone specific extracellular matrix (ECM) components

Grainne Cunniffe · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€59.4k

2017 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - Training

Assessment of marine derived linear tetrapyrroles as immunosuppressive agents for organ transplantation

Aisling Dunne · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€4 496

2017–2018 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - nan

Ion implant lithography for wafer scale diamond nanoelectromechanical system (NEMS) fabrication

Graham Cross · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€129.8k

2017–2018 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - nan

Development of a Companion diAgnostic teSt for radiotheraPy prostAte canceR patients (CASPAR)

Laure Marignol · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€125.7k

2017–2018 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - nan

Real-time Flexible Transmitters for Optical Networks - REFLEXTION

Aleksandra Kaszubowska-Anandarajah · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€128.7k

2017 · grant · Conferences and Workshops Programme - nan

Keystone Symposia Conference on Integrating Metabolism and Immunity running concurrent the to the conference on Cell Death and Inflammation

Luke O'Neill · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€29.7k

2017 · grant · Research Infrastructure Programme - Phase 2

A high-throughput, production-scale next-generation sequencing platform to meet the needs of the Irish genome research community

Aiden Corvin · Trinity College Dublin · funded by Science Foundation Ireland

€882.9k

2017–2018 · grant · Technology Innovation Development Award - Training

Development and validation of an integrated 21-marker molecular test for predicting response to chemoradiation therapy in oesophageal adenocarcinoma patients

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

€3 396