Prof Luke O’Neill leading humanitarian aid mission for Ukrainian refugees
‘The biggest problem is food. Some of the people left in Ukraine are starving’, says Prof
Covid-19: Schools not fuelling virus despite Omicron concerns, data shows
Analysis: Schools can operate safely if guidelines are fully implemented, expert says
Ireland must learn lesson from last Christmas as we face Omicron threat
We must act now in response to a new variant that is spreading too quickly for caution
‘Stark’ warning delivered to Ministers on Covid-19 trajectory in Ireland between now and Christmas
‘No talk of reimposing restrictions but concern peak and rapid fall cannot be assumed’
How did Ireland jump from low Covid base to world’s highest infection rate?
Government departed from Nphet advice while many people ‘forgot there was a pandemic’
Holohan concerned at Covid spread as 527 new cases and five deaths reported
‘Start this weekend. It is never too late to cut down your contacts, cancel plans, or avoid a crowd’
Irish designer of Oxford vaccine: ‘I’ve never worked so hard in my life’
Tess Lambe estimates three billion doses of the Covid-19 jab will be available to distribute
Potential therapies for rheumatoid arthritis discovered by Irish scientists
Trinity team find new cell population that is especially troublesome in people living with the disease
Call to cull mink in Ireland urged after Covid-19 Danish farm scare
Prudent to dispose of animals under supervision of officials, says Veterinary Ireland
Immunology researcher Kingston Mills named as SFI Researcher of the Year
Irish research ‘continues to be impactful, inspirational and world-leading’
Covid-19 testing: ‘We should have been ready for this’
Can our system of test, trace and isolate rise to the challenge of rising case numbers?
HSE chief rejects claim that testing and tracing system ‘falling apart’
Paul Reid says health service has had to meet ‘complex demands’ in testing and tracing
Speed, success, diplomacy and delivery: the formula for a Covid-19 vaccine
Numerous coronavirus vaccines are being developed, but none is assured of success
Covid-19 testing concerns raised by expert taskforce
Current virus testing system ‘unprepared for the purpose of preventing a second surge’
Immunity precautions have been fact of life for some before Covid-19
Rheumatoid arthritis, cystic fibrosis and transplants prepare many for new normal
So who is immune to Covid-19, and how can we tell?
Experts say about 70% of us must have immunity before we can lead normal lives
TCD professor named Science Foundation Researcher of the Year
Prof John Boland among leading Irish scientists to feature in SFI annual awards
Biopharma start-up co-founded by TCD professor raises $30m
Sitryx’s co-founders include Luke O’Neill, prof of biochemistry at Trinity college
Dublin company Inflection Biosciences signs research deal with Trinity College
Start-up working on way to block spread of cancer cells in patients with aggressive breast cancer
UCC start-up gets $30,000 in venture funding
Company to focus on biological research to produce innovative products
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