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Monday 30 November 2020
The death toll from the virus has reached 132.
They have also identified a simple solution to stop it.
The scientists hope to have the product on shop shelves within three years.
“This is the first time we’ve shown shape and age are related for all kinds of galaxies.”
Discovery of fossils from this age, the Middle Jurassic, has been limited to a handful of sites around the world to date.
A new EU study said that health research associates DST with disruption to circadian rhythm.
Just over 72% of the embryos ended up being free of a heart disease-causing mutation.
Non-motor Parkinson’s symptoms may precede the appearance of motor signs by more than a decade.
A molecule in the body called TRAIL can be ‘re-wired’ in tumours to promote growth of cancer cells
The study has provoked ethical and legal questions.
Trinity’s Immunology discovery could help restore our natural immunity to viruses such as Ebola, Zika and SARS – as well as the common flu.
The trials are being run by Trinity’s psychology department.
The volunteers have been living on freeze-dried food and trying to avoid personal conflicts.
The ‘acetabular fracture’ affects the socket of the hip bone.
Scientists say the breakthrough may lead to ‘exciting new’ fertility treatments.
The scientists involved had some fairly curt responses for the journalists involved.
The juice of a pear can help reduce levels of the toxic metabolic thought to be responsible for hangovers.
And they can teleport you. Which is cool.
Each year almost 2,500 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer, with 1,000 dying from it.
Assuming you think a double chin is a terrible thing worth curing, obvs.
The results may have implications for cancer treatments.
A new database developed by researchers in Trinity has amalgamated plant data from around the world.
A breakthrough in research in the US suggests that depression could soon by diagnosed via a blood test.
Pieces of the dinosaur were first discovered in 2005 but it has only recently been named in a study of its bones released yesterday.
The treatment has now been proven to improve memory and could help in other memory disorders, like from stroke or brain injury.
But we have so many things we were planning to do with our immortality.
Forget hand shakes and high fives.
Scientists found they could predict the beginning of Alzheimer’s with 87% accuracy.
The technique of keeping organs super cold has been found to keep livers alive for three times longer.
The researchers had avoided the media after making a breakthrough in confirming how the universe was born.
The €47 million in funding will support 200 researcher positions and 36 research projects.
Around 400,000 people in Ireland suffer from osteoarthritis.
It could be available in the next five years.
A new study being undertaken by researchers in Trinity College is trying to find out…
The ship has 74 people aboard for a scientific mission
Penis size matters, women want to eat babies and hangovers get better later in life.
Why? Because it can lead to the creation of a whole new generation of better-performing water-resistant materials, from clothes to airplanes.
The underwater organisms could be more than 200 years old.
A 20-year-old woman was found with the virus after presenting to hospital with flu-like symptoms.
THE DEATH OF David Prowse, the actor who played Darth Vader, was announced this morning.
The on-screen character for which he was most famous (voiced by James Earl Jones) is often hailed as the most villainous of all movie bad guys.
But for the day that’s in it, we’re wondering if that’s a fair assessment. Today we’re asking: Who is the greatest movie villain of all time?
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