New Research points to Graphene as a Flexible, Low-Cost Touchscreen Solution
New research published today in the journal Advanced Functional Materials suggests that graphene-treated nanowires could soon replace current touchscreen technology, significantly reducing production costs and allowing for more affordable, flexible displays. The majority of today’s touchscreen
Supermoon Returns for the Last Show of 2014
Last night's supermoon, photographed by David Moore of Astronomy Ireland www.astronomy.ie The last 'SuperMoon' of 2014 is taking place right now. The best nights to see it are Sept 7th, 8th and 9th, with
Astronomy Ireland Lecture Tonight: Putting Soil into Orbit
Trinity College Dublin (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Tonight's monthly lecture by Astronomy Ireland is all about soil. If the human race is to become a space-faring species, we will need to think about soil, what it is,
Why Paddy Cosgrave is Wrong about Irish Universities and Grade Inflation
DWS2012Thur-17 (Photo credit: The Summit HQ) Paddy Cosgrave says he thinks Trinity degrees are worth more than those from other universities because of 'grade inflation'. But the research he quotes says Trinity's grade inflation
Law School Head Says Blogging is “Not Academic Work”
The Irish law blog Cearta.ie is offline this morning after its owner, Dr. Eoin O'Dell of Trinity College, shut it down in response to a decision regarding its academic value. Responding to queries from his
AppSec Ireland Application Security Conference
The OWASP AppSec Ireland conference is now in its 4th year. This year's event will run from September 4th to September 6th. The conference runs over 3 days in Trinity College, Dublin, with the first two
