Thursday, September 26th
Trinity Arts & Humanities Festival
Join us all week in the Long Room Hub to celebrate cutting-edge research and creativity across a range of disciplines from literature, law and history to music and visual art!
We Will Remain
TCD's Brendan Browne (School of Religion) screens a new documentary on the threatened Bedouin communities of the West Bank.
2 - 3PM, Trinity Long Room Hub
What is a 21st Century Person?
Author Paul Murray tackles the big question in this special long table format with Dr Nicholas Johnson and contributors from across the TCD research community.
6.30 - 8PM, Trinity Long Room Hub
Is this how we change the world?
The community sector and universities have a long tradition of working in partnership, influencing one another and supporting ideas that can tackle societal issues. But, as the world changes and these issues become more complex and diverse, could we be doing it better? This discussion workshop is your opportunity to talk about how the community sector and universities can work better together, and how the university can be a ‘good neighbour’ to organisations and communities who have common cause with them. PLEASE NOTE this event is for the community sector.
European Researchers’ Night at NIBRT
Join us at NIBRT for a fun-filled, family-friendly adventure at European Researchers' Night 2024! On Thursday the 26th of September from 3pm to 6pm, experience the exciting world of biopharmaceuticals and cutting-edge science through interactive, hands-on activities. Kids and adults can explore the wonders of DNA, blood, and antibodies, craft Play-Doh models, build DNA from sweets, and even taste edible 'blood'! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to discover science in a way that’s engaging for all ages!