Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival 2024
The Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival 2024 program is filled with insights and cutting-edge research. Click the button below to view this year’s full programme.
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ACM Symposium on Applied Perception 2024
ACM SAP 2024 will be held in Dublin, Ireland on August 30th and 31st at the Trinity Long Room Hub in Trinity College Dublin. The ACM Symposium on Applied Perception (SAP) provides an intimate forum for researchers who combine knowledge,…
Landmark Documentary on World’s First Transatlantic Cable Airs on RTÉ
Monday 12th of August at 9.35pm, RTE ONE is broadcasting a brand new documentary detailing the epic story of the first transatlantic communications cable laid between Valentia Island, County Kerry, and Newfoundland, Canada 165 years ago, featuring Prof Chris Morash.
Martin Clancy: Irish-led initiative looking to ensure that “AI is used ethically” within music industry
AI:OK, founded by former In Tua Nua man Martin Clancy, has already received funding from Enterprise Ireland, as well as support from leading stakeholders across the international music industry.
Would you meet a dead relative in Virtual Reality?
If you could meet a dead relative in Virtual Reality, would you? That’s a question that’s been asked by Dr Jennifer O’Meara, Associate Professor of Film Studies, in Trinity College Dublin. Film and cinema has always utilised the latest technologies,…
27th Annual Sir John T. Gilbert Commemorative Lecture
Professor Jane Ohlmeyer, PI of the VOICES ERC project, was delighted to deliver the 27th Annual Sir John T. Gilbert Commemorative Lecture entitled ‘The lived experiences of women in early modern Dublin’ at Dublin City Library and Archive on 29th May 2024.
HUMAN+ Research Profile: Dr. Dalila Burin, combining neuroscience with immersive virtual reality
Can activity undertaken by an avatar provide measurable benefits for the physical body? This is the central concern of HUMAN+ Fellow Dr Dalila Burin’s “BStrongBSmart” research project. Focusing on how the evolution of her research area matches the evolution of…
Hiding in plain sight – AI to help uncover the hidden voices of women in early modern Ireland
€2.5M VOICES project to investigate women’s lives in 16th and 17th century, changing how we view Irish history and the roles women played in it. A ground-breaking research project will harness powerful new digital technologies to uncover women’s experiences of…
Superpower of the Future: The Humanities and Global Technology
Earlier this month, the Trinity Long Room Hub invited colleagues and friends to a discussion on the value of humanities skills and perspectives to the global technology sector, as part of their enterprise pathways initiative.
Machine Learning Dublin Meetup & Human+ White Paper Event
Monday the 27th of November was a significant day for Human+ as its members presented the draft of their white paper to the Dublin Machine Learning Meetup organised by ADAPT, the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Digital Content Innovation, in…