1st Noise Summit Ireland Galway 29 May 2026
Noise Summit Ireland 2026 takes place in Galway on 29 May. The first national conference focused on environmental noise, health, monitoring and mitigation. @uniofgalway.bsky.social @ucddublin.bsky.social @tcddublin.bsky.social
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New research from @tcddublin.bsky.social's School of Engineering and @rcsi.bsky.social shows how immune cells help broken bones heal 🦴
Macrophages release tiny particles that guide new bone formation and blood vessel growth, opening new paths for fracture repair.
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🎥 Engineers Ireland webinar
@tcddublin.bsky.social Civil Engineering graduate David Vaughan, Programme Manager at Iarnród Éireann, discusses delivery challenges and recent road-bridge works for the Limerick to Foynes Road Scheme.
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#TrinityEngineering
New research by Anna Charly from the University of Liverpool @liverpooluni.bsky.social and Brian Caulfield from Trinity College Dublin @tcddublin.bsky.social, published in Sustainable Futures, uses a detailed bottom-up model to examine transport emissions across every road link in Ireland.
Rural drivers travel the longest distances, so how can a single electric car help cut more emissions and reshape Ireland’s climate targets?
Ireland’s climate plan may need a rethink.
Article: thesciencematters.org/rural-irelan...
Two @tcddublin.bsky.social Engineering projects have received @seai-ie.bsky.social RD&D funding. CIRCUIT, led by Prof Caulfield, will study transport and energy. DISCLOSE, led by Dr Shanker, will develop secure, automated home energy management. Read more: bit.ly/4c5fi0k
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Kelly Block made by FLI precast with biomass ash geopolymer developed by Trinity
Trinity Engineering, SISK, FLI and Roadstone personnel at the SISK’s site with a display of precast beams, Kelly blocks and ready-mixed concrete column and wall
@tcddublin.bsky.social biomass‑ash concrete demonstration took place on 31 March 2026 with SISK, FLI Precast, Roadstone and BnM. A circular, lower‑carbon approach supported by Construct Innovate and aligned with Trinity’s 2023 - 2030 Sustainability Strategy.
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#Engineering #NetZero
Image of the model designed and constructed by TF Wind, competing at 'The Floating Wind Challenge' in July 2025 in Zeebrugge, Belgium.
Image of the TF Wind team for 2025/26 comprising of 23 engineering, maths and theoretical physics students across all year groups and engineering disciplines.
TF Wind shared progress on their floating wind platform design at a Trinity event on 19 March. Thanks to sponsors ESB, EirGrid, Ørsted, BrightWind and Accenture, plus Dublin Offshore and SEAI for their support. Learn more at bit.ly/4cdayWK
#FloatingWind #TCD
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An image of all of the participants and organisers of the event
@tcddublin.bsky.social Dublin hosted Ireland’s first student-led MedTech hackathon this month, bringing 100+ students together to tackle real clinical needs with engineering-focused ideas.
Congrats to the winners:
1st: POLYSAFE
2nd: BrightSpeech
3rd: HealEdge
More: www.tcd.ie/engineering/...
Yesterday with SISK, biomass‑ash concrete developed at @tcddublin.bsky.social was put to work on site. Strong performance and major CO₂ savings. A practical route to cleaner construction.
#Engineering #NetZero
@tcddublin.bsky.social research featured by @rte.ie Brainstorm shows rural Ireland faces the tightest grid limits as EV use rises. The study by Dr David McCloskey, Prof Brian Caulfield, Alexander Voss and Dr Abhilash Singh highlights smart charging as a key solution. bit.ly/3Q9qv8Q
Great to see our @tcddublin.bsky.social Engineering student Beatrice, thrive during her placement with EDC - Engineering Design Consultants. Her reflections show how industry experience strengthens confidence and real‑world skills.
Click here to see her story: www.linkedin.com/pulse/turnin...
The School of Engineering is supporting a study led by PhD researcher Victoria Ivanova, under the supervision of Prof Naomi Harte, exploring how people communicate in different conditions. The study takes about an hour, and participants will receive a €15 One4All voucher. Eligibility • 18+ • Native English speakers who grew up in Ireland • Normal hearing • Normal or corrected‑to‑normal vision You will watch short cartoons and retell the story. You may hear background noise at times. Audio and video recording will take place, and small arm sensors will be used. The study has full ethical approval and is based in Stack B, a short walk from campus. Fill out the form (link) to get the information leaflet and booking link, or email vivanova@tcd.ie. Thank you for supporting research at Trinity’s School of Engineering
@tcddublin.bsky.social Engineering needs volunteers for a study on communication.
1 hour, €15 voucher.
For native English speakers (18+, grew up in Ireland) with normal hearing and normal or corrected vision.
Sign up via the form here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Fully funded PhD studentship at Trinity’s School of Engineering. Work on HYDROCEM, using hydrogels to guide cement hydrate formation for stronger, more sustainable materials. Starts 1 Sept 2026. Apply by 10 May. Details: https://bit.ly/3UXYa56
Fully funded PhD studentship at @tcddublin.bsky.social’s School of Engineering. Work on HYDROCEM, using hydrogels to guide cement hydrate formation for stronger, more sustainable materials. Starts 1 Sept 2026. Apply by 10 May. Details: bit.ly/3UXYa56
Prof Roger West (left) presenting the award to Jessica Mahon (right)
Congratulations to our MSc alumna, Jessica Mahon, winner of the Irish Concrete Society’s Sean de Courcy Student Award for her work on low carbon concrete using recycled aggregates, GGBS and sustainable fillers. A proud moment for her supervisors, Prof Wiltshire and Prof West.
Trinity’s School of Engineering is hiring an Assistant Professor in Computational Engineering. We’re looking for research expertise in AI and Deep Learning for Digital Visual Media Processing, to join our Sigmedia research group and contribute to teaching across our Engineering Programmes. Apply now: https://bit.ly/3UXYa56
@tcddublin.bsky.social’s School of Engineering is hiring an Assistant Professor in Computational Engineering.
We’re looking for research expertise in AI and Deep Learning for Digital Visual Media Processing, to join our Sigmedia research group and contribute to teaching.
Apply now: bit.ly/3UXYa56
A collage of an EV charging, Solar panels on a roof, a heat pump and Research Ireland's NexSys logo
New research from @tcddublin.bsky.social’s School of Engineering shows a clear divide in how EVs, solar panels and heat pumps are adopted across Ireland. The study has already featured in @irishtimes.com and on @rteradio1.bsky.social Morning Ireland. Read the full article: bit.ly/4bZSAaf
Great work from the Neural Engineering Labs at @tcddublin.bsky.social who took part in the DNI Run As 1 5k on 8 March. The event supported the Dublin Neurological Institute raising funds for people living with neurological conditions. You can still support by donating www.paypal.com/donate/?host...
Day 3 of STEPS Engineering Your Future at @tcddublin.bsky.social included a visit to @rediscoveryctr.bsky.social, talks on groundwater, 3D‑printed designs with I‑Form and a Q&A with our engineering students.
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#STEPS
Today we celebrate the women of @tcddublin.bsky.social School of Engineering - our researchers, educators, professional staff and students whose work and ideas are shaping the future of engineering.
#InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026 #WomenInEngineering
Day 2 of STEPS Engineering Your Future at @tcddublin.bsky.social saw TY students explore circular engineering, imaging, biomedical work and solar energy.
More here: www.linkedin.com/pulse/highli...
#EngineeringYourFuture #STEPS
Day 1 of the Engineers Ireland STEPS #EngineeringYourFuture Experience is underway at @tcddublin.bsky.social’s School of Engineering.
We welcomed more than 40 Transition Year students to campus for workshops in 3D printing, structural design and a guided tour with Trinity Trails.
(Quantum) Noise Across Art, Science, Philosophy: A Transdisciplinary Symposium Eventbrite registration for onsite participation: https://bit.ly/4rG01JZ Zoom registration for online participation: https://bit.ly/4cXLd4S Keynote speakers Felicity Colman, University of the Arts London Indrakshi Dey, Walton Institute for Information and Communications Systems Science, Waterford Cécile Malaspina, School of Materialist Research Confirmed panel presentations Joff P. N. Bradley (Faculty of Foreign Languages, Teikyo University, Tokyo) Stephanie Dossou (independent Quantum AI and Finance Art scholar) Azadeh Emadi (School of Culture & Creative Arts, University of Glasgow) Radek Przedpełski (CONNECT, SCSS, TCD) Sam Slote (School of English, TCD) Harun Šiljak (School of Engineering, TCD) Convenor Radek Przedpełski (CONNECT, SCSS, TCD) przedprm@tcd.ie
Explore how quantum noise connects art, science and philosophy.
Join @tcddublin.bsky.social and @connectcentre.bsky.social on 13 March for a full-day symposium with keynotes from Felicity Colman, Indrakshi Dey and Cécile Malaspina.
Details and registration:
www.tcd.ie/engineering/...
🏅@tcddublin.bsky.social and @adaptcentre.bsky.social researchers have won the @researchireland.ie Maritime Situational Awareness Challenge with Sea-Scan, a system to detect vessels and support Ireland's maritime security. Co-led by our own Dr John Kennedy.
Full story: www.tcd.ie/news_events/...
Researchers from @tcddublin.bsky.social & the ADAPT @researchireland.ie Centre won the Maritime Situational Awareness Challenge after creating an #AI-enhanced, #vessel #detection system that will strengthen Ireland’s #naval security. Learn more: www.adaptcentre.ie/news-and-eve...
The IrelandQCI team demonstrated quantum-secure communications in our first Government Use-Case with local authority Dublin City Council last week.
Watch highlights from the demonstration here:
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#securequantumcommunication #IrelandQCI @connectcentre.bsky.social
The Sea-Scan team at @tcddublin.bsky.social have been announced as the winners of the Research Ireland – Defence Innovation Challenge. The project will strengthen Ireland’s capacity to monitor maritime activity, including detecting “dark” vessels. Read more: www.researchireland.ie/news/defence...
Provost Dr Linda Doyle (left) presenting the Athena Swan Bronze award to Dr Mohammad Reza Ghaani, Assistant Professor of Energy Engineering in the Discipline of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Proud to share that @tcddublin.bsky.social's School of Engineering has renewed its Bronze Athena Swan award.
Thank you to our EEDI Committee, staff, students and to Dr Bidisha Ghosh for guiding the School to this achievement.
Award accepted by Dr Mohammad Reza Ghaani at the celebration.
Great news from @tcddublin.bsky.social Engineering today.
Four of our students have been awarded Three Ireland Connect to STEM Scholarships for Women.
A brilliant achievement and a strong reflection of their talent and drive. Read more:
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EU Climate Pact Ambassador Liam J Coyle and Assistant Professor in Civil Structural & Environmental Engineering in Trinity College Dublin Dr Aimee Byrne joined Newstalk Saturday host Emmett Oliver
EU Climate Pact Ambassador Liam J Coyle and Assistant Professor in Civil Structural & Environmental Engineering in Trinity College Dublin Dr Aimee Byrne
Great to see Dr Aimee Byrne from @tcddublin.bsky.social’s School of Engineering on @newstalkfm.bsky.social discussing climate change, rising weather extremes and how Ireland can build stronger, more resilient infrastructure.
Listen back to the interview:
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