Day: September 27, 2026
When cities install sensors, upgrade broadband networks, or redesign public spaces, the people most affected by those decisions are rarely in the room. Children, in particular, are seldom asked what kind of city they want to live in, even though they will inhabit these places longer than anyone else. A newly published report from Trinity […]
STEM Advocate of the Year: A Defining Moment for Women in STEM in Ireland News articles across Ireland’s education and technology sectors have been spotlighting a story worth attention: Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is celebrating a major national award win for its gender equality initiative, TrailblazHER™. Project Director Claire MacNamee was named STEM Advocate […]
TU Dublin Adjunct Professor Luke Clancy has received formal recognition from the European Respiratory Society (ERS) for his longstanding contribution to respiratory medicine, research and public health advocacy. The honour was conferred during the ERS Congress 2026, held in Barcelona, Spain, from 5–9 September, an event that draws scientists, clinicians and allied healthcare professionals from […]
Griffith College’s Graduate Business School has recorded a historic first: two of its Master’s graduates, Leslie Valdez and Joshua Onunwor, became the first postgraduate students from the School to present their research at the Irish Academy of Management (IAM) Conference. The achievement marks an important moment not only for the two researchers involved, but for […]
Dublin’s Grangegorman campus is now home to one of Ireland’s most significant public history projects. Beyond the Walls, a new exhibition developed by the Grangegorman Histories programme, officially opened at TU Dublin’s Academic Hub and Library on Tuesday, 22 September 2026. Open to the public until May 2027, the exhibition examines 250 years of life, […]
A Significant Boost for Children’s Eye Health Research in Ireland Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) researcher Dr Síofra Harrington has secured funding from the Health Research Board (HRB) to investigate how everyday light exposure and sleep may influence eye growth and the risk of myopia in children. The award forms part of the HRB’s Investigator-Led […]
The National Student Media Awards — known across Ireland as the SMEDIAs — set the benchmark for emerging talent in news, photography, publishing, and broadcast media. At the SMEDIAs 2026 ceremony, Griffith College students claimed two of the night’s most significant honours: Small College or Society Publication of the Year for D08 magazine and News […]
TU Dublin has reinforced its position as one of Ireland’s most internationally connected universities following a wide-ranging programme of engagements across China, led by University President Dr Deirdre Lillis. The visit marked significant milestones in the University’s education partnerships, celebrated two decades of collaboration with Nanjing Tech University, strengthened ties with the Shanghai Institute of […]
