Trinity Engineering

Featured by @PNASNexus: a radar-based method to track which insect species are pollinating plants, not just how many. Work involving @tcddublin and @DTUtweet, with Dr Linta Antony & Prof Nicola Marchetti. Supported by @CONNECT_centre, @Microsoft and @E3_Trinity Read more: 👇

A machine learning model trained on insects borrowed from the campus of Trinity College, Dublin, identifies insects by the radar reflection caused by the flapping of their wings. The model distinguishes bees from wasps with 96% accuracy. In PNAS Nexus: ow.ly/wi3T50YTyCs

Today, Laura presented at a @Build_It_Int+@TEVETAZM research seminar! Having the chance to #BuildItWithHer has been a key component of our Prize Phase work and we hope to share more on this topic in the future. @Researchirel @Irish_Aid @tcdengineering @southern_policy

We're #hiring for a range of positions, including: * Respiratory Physiologist * Physiotherapist * Biochemistry Scientist * Staff Nurse: Cancer Clinical Trials Unit * Clinical Nurse Managers II & III For info. & to apply 👉 stjames.ie/careers #vacancies #nursing #HSCPs

Join us for a live online Course Information Webinar on the MSc in Climate Adaptation Engineering at @tcddublin. We’ll cover: -Programme structure -Career pathways -Entry requirements -Application process Register now: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

What impact will wider cycle lanes have on Dublin traffic? Prof @brian_caulfield (@tcddublin) shares insights on sustainable transport with @NewstalkFM. 🎧 Listen: bit.ly/4aODGEC #Cycling #UrbanPlanning #Sustainability

🎄 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from @tcddublin School of Engineering! Thank you to our amazing students, graduates, alumni & staff for an incredible year of research & achievements. Here’s to more innovation in 2026! #TrinityEngineering #HappyNewYear

👏 Huge congratulations to @tcddublin Engineering alumnus Dr Damien Kelly, part of the Google/YouTube team honoured with a Technical Emmy for 360° video technology! Read more: tcd.ie/engineering/ne… #TrinityEngineering #TechnicalEmmys #AlumniSuccess

📢 New research published last week, a collaboration with the team in the NTA on the potential impacts of increased cycling in Cork... Open access: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Funded PhD studentship at @tcddublin: Development and fabrication of bidirectional neural interface ASICs with arbitrary waveform stimulators Join the BRAINET project and advance neural technology research. Apply now: bit.ly/3UXYa56 #PhD #NeuralInterfaces

🚨Funded PhD studentship opportunity at @tcddublin: Semantics-based simultaneous wireless power and information transfer technologies Join the BRAINET project and shape the future of wireless systems. Apply now: bit.ly/3UXYa56 #PhD #WirelessPower #EngineeringResearch

A promising new approach to monitoring heart health from researchers at MediCas-Lab, based in our School of Engineering! Read more about how this exciting breakthrough could change how clinicians manage heart failure: tcd.ie/engineering/ne…

MediCAS‑Lab at @tcddublin has published its first @IEEEembs paper! A subcutaneous sensor combining ECG & accelerometer data tracks heart motion and flags early signs of heart‑failure decline. Led by Prof Friedrich Wetterling. Read more ➡️ tcd.ie/engineering/ne… #BioEng

A chance to listen back to our #TalksOnTheTide from earlier this Summer - shorturl.at/SuTJy. Conversations on Wexford beaches about #climate change. With thanks to @collieennis @tcdengineering @wexfordcoco Nina McGowan, Paddy Bruton, @ambercentre @CreativeIreland

Erectile dysfunction implants work well, but optimizing their safety and durability requires a deeper understanding of how these devices mechanically interact with human tissue. Researchers created two preclinical tools – a physical lab model and a finite element model – to study what happens during inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP) inflation. The lab model used soft polymer materials designed to behave like key penile tissue layers, and its results were compared with both human tissue measurements and computer simulations, showing close agreement across all three. Additional analyses showed that the size and stiffness of the tissue surrounding the implant strongly affect how the device inflates and performs. Better models mean better implants, enabling smarter design, more informed surgical decisions, and improved long-term outcomes for patients. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲: link.springer.com/article/10.100… 𝗦𝘁𝘂𝗱𝘆: Urological Benchtop and In Silico Models Validated by Human Penile Tissue Inflation Tests 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘀: Majid Akbarzadeh Khorshidi, Shirsha Bose, Brian Watschke, Evania Mareena, Thomas Sinnott, and @TrionaLally @tcddublin @tcdTBSI @tcdTCBE @tcdengineering @RCSI_Irl @ambercentre @bostonsci @bsc_urology 𝗦𝘂𝗯𝗺𝗶𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗺𝗮𝗻𝘂𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗽𝘁: link.springer.com/journal/10439

Last week we honoured Prof. Henry Rice at @tcddublin's E3 Learning Foundry for 40 years of excellence in engineering. Former Head of School, acoustics pioneer, mentor, leader - thank you Henry! 👏 Read more: tcd.ie/engineering/ne… #TrinityEngineering #TCD

Well done @EngineerIreland irishtimes.com/transport/2025…

What’s gone wrong with the M50 - and can we fix it? Prof @brian_caulfield from @tcddublin School of Engineering joins the @IrishTimes podcast to explore solutions for Ireland’s busiest road. 🎧 Listen here: irishtimes.com/podcasts/in-th… #Transport #Engineering #M50

I was delighted to join @BerniceHarrison on the @IrishTimes podcast to discuss the M50 issues irishtimes.com/podcasts/in-th…

Good luck in your Christmas exams to all our students! Gach rath ar ár mic léinn go léir i scrúduithe na Nollag! #Exams #Student #TrinityCollegeDublin