Trinity scientists sequence 9,500-year-old sledge dog genome 

The study emphasises that the origin of the modern sledge dog goes back much further than once thought

Scientists at Trinity, University of Copenhagen, University of Greenland, and the Institute of Evolutionary Biology – Barcelona have sequenced the oldest complete dog genome, showing that sledge dogs adapted to Arctic conditions much earlier than previously thought. 

In a study

Trinity researchers link Covid-19 severity with northerly latitudes and vitamin D deficiency

Insufficient ultraviolet B exposure could be a factor in the severity of the virus

Trinity researchers at the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) have collaborated with the University of Liverpool on some new findings regarding the variation in how Covid-19 affects people. 

The study has found that the proportion of older people in

Trinity research finds that digital CBT can significantly relieve anxiety and depression

Digital mental health intervention could assist those whose mental health has been drastically affected by COVID-19

Trinity researchers from the School of Psychology have collaborated with University of Sheffield to publish new research regarding digital mental health. 

This research found that digital mental health interventions can have significant long-term impact on anxiety and depression recovery. These

Trinity Researchers use crowd simulation system to visualise social distancing on campus

Simulation programs promote safety and awareness of the spread of Covid-19

Trinity researchers have created a crowd simulation system that shows how social distancing measures may be implemented on campus.

V-SENSE Research Group, based in Trinity’s School of Computer Science and Statistics, has developed a crowd simulation system. This work has

Trinity researchers improve solar panel efficiency, reducing costs and carbon footprint

The cooling mechanism developed could make green energy a more viable solution

Trinity researchers from the School of Physics and the School of Engineering have been granted funding to further develop innovative cooling technology for solar panels. 

Solar panels provide a greener alternative to other energy sources with much higher carbon footprints,

People in Ireland exercising more often than usual during Covid-19, Trinity research finds

Trinity physiotherapy researchers explore the link between the pandemic and activity levels

A survey led by Trinity researchers from the Discipline of Physiotherapy, Drs. Cuisle Forde and Emer Barrett, has found that almost 50% of Irish people are exercising more than they normally would during the Covid-19 pandemic. 

The survey gathered data