New Trinity scholars and fellows announced

EIGHTY NEW scholars of Trinity College Dublin (TCD) as well as 17 new fellows and three honorary fellows were announced this …

EIGHTY NEW scholars of Trinity College Dublin (TCD) as well as 17 new fellows and three honorary fellows were announced this week at a ceremony by TCD Provost Dr John Hegarty.

The scholars are elected every year based on a student’s exam results from the Hilary term and is for those who have shown exceptional understanding of their subjects.

Fellowships are awarded to academics whose research is of “a high order”, who contribute to the academic life of the college and have an effective record of teaching.

These appointees would have submitted their work for external review as part of the process.

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Recently appointed professors are automatically awarded a fellowship because their research profile is already considered to be of a very high standard.

Among these recipients was Prof Poul Holm. Prof Holm is academic director of TCD’s arts and humanities research institute the Long Room Hub, which was set up in 2007 to foster interdisciplinary research.

Prof Holm is the author of nine books and more than 100 papers on topics which include fisheries history, marine environmental history and the Viking settlements in Ireland.

Director of the Economic and Social Research Institute Prof Frances Ruane received one of the three honorary fellowships. Prof Ruane has published in the fields of international, economic and industrial development.

Other honorary fellowships were awarded to Prof of Cardiovascular Medicine at TCD Ian Graham and Tennessee-based immunologist Dr Douglas R Green who has published more than 400 scientific papers.

Trinity College Dublin: New Fellows And Scholars

FELLOWS 2010

Dr Daniel Kelly Engineering

Dr Brendan O’Kelly Engineering

Dr Ciarán Simms Engineering

Dr Mauro Ferreira Physics

Dr Aoife McLysaght

Genetics Microbiology

Dr Matthew Causey

Drama, Film and Music

Dr Oran Doyle Law

Ms Mary Keating Business

Dr Jarlath Killeen English

Dr Martine Smith

Linguistic Speech Communication Sciences

Dr Garry Fleming Dental Science

Dr Anne-Marie Healy

Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Sciences

Prof Nick Campbell

SFI Stokes Professor of Phonetics Speech Sciences; Appointed: October 1st, 2008

Prof Poul Holm

Director of the Long Room Hub; Appointed: October 1st, 2008

Prof Michael James Grenfell Professor of Education (1905); Appointed: January 1st, 2009

Prof Peter Simons

Professor of Moral Philosophy (1837); Appointed: February 1st, 2009

Prof Jay Hinton

SFI Stokes Professor of Microbial Pathogenesis; Appointed: March 1st, 2009

Honorary Fellowship

Prof Ian Graham

Holder since 2005 of a personal chair in Cardiology in college and a consultant at Tallaght Hospital

Dr Douglas R Green

Chair of Immunology at St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee

Prof Frances Ruane

Director of the ESRI and a visiting professor

LIST OF SCHOLARS 2010

Clinical Speech and Language Studies

Denise Jennifer Abraham

Dental Science

Eoin Darragh O’Morain

Drama and Theatre Studies

Marc Jonathan Atkinson

Claire Johanna Mary Blennerhassett

Economic and Social Studies

Nick Michael Fitzpatrick

Donal O’Cofaigh

Stephanie Kelly

Conor Anthony O’Neill

Iain Gordon Snoddy

Engineering

Rudi O’Reilly Meehan

Kuanysh Balgazin

Etienne Corish

Alan David Irvine

Eoin Parle

Jonathan Van De Belt

Stephen Yates

English Studies

Conor Eoin Leahy

Cal-Ryan McDonagh

European Studies

Therese Morley

History and Political Science

Samuel Nathan Mealy

Joan Elizabeth Redmond

Human Nutrition and Dietetics

Patricia Dominguez Castro

Law

Alison Fynes

David McCauley

Ben Christopher Eoin Mitchell

Law and French

Andrew Flynn

Management Science and Information Systems Studies

Laura Brenda Headon

Alan Richard O’Brien

Mathematics

Nick Byrne

Eavan Gleeson

Eoin Padraig Murphy

Cathal Ormond

Medicinal Chemistry

Suil Collins

Medicine

Caoimhe Catherine Delaney

Kathryn Hunter

Fatima Mousa Khadadah

Rachel Nickel

Mayce Al Kuraishi

Lucy Ellen Chapman

Rebecca Cole

Maire Crowley

Orna Grant

Elizabeth Jane Harbottle

Lydia Iris Healy

John Hynes

Patrick Joseph Kerr

Allan Klompas

Samantha Martin

Michael Moore

Claire Anne Murphy

Ian Reynolds

Nichola Sandys

Music

Margaret Bridge

Natural Sciences

Sive Finlay

Gavin Kenny

Diana Elena Morosan

Nursing (BSc)

Christine Rorke

Claire Gallagher

Pharmacy

Anne-Marie Carroll

Hanah Mesallati

Claire Elizabeth Mullins

Fionnuala Nevin

Philosophy

David Boylan

Fintan Declan Maccecht Mallory

Philosophy and Political Science

Ciaran Parkin

Philosophy, Political Science, Economics Sociology

Eleanor Friel

Physiotherapy

Ciara Clancy

Catherine Ledden

Daniel Quinn

Religions and Theology

Justin McCann

Social Studies

Andrew Murphy

Theoretical Physics

Stephanie Hyland

Ciaran Mark Lee

Two Subject Moderatorship

Economics and German

Clíona Nic Dhomhnaill

English Literature and Sociology

Áine Pearl Pennello

Music and Psychology

Ciaran James Doyle

English Literature and Drama

Clancy Mariclaire Flynn

English Literature and Philosophy

Yui Fujita

English Literature and Psychology Stephen Christopher David Kenneally

English Literature and Russian

Patrick Reevell

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