Trinity College Dublin

KDEG is currently recruiting two postgraduates positions in two projects.  Details of the advertisements and descriptions of the posts can be found at http://kdeg.cs.tcd.ie/vacancies, with the closing date for applications occurring on the 17th of July 2009.

On the 25th of Febuary 2009 Mary Coughlan TD, Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment announced funding for a new Science Foundation Ireland Strategic Research Cluster, FAME (Federated, Autonomic Management of End-to-end Communication Services).  read more »

A slightly different kind of award has recently been received by Melanie Späth, postgraduate student in the Centre for Health Informatics: In recognition of her past performance and future potential as an athlete, Melanie, among 24 other Trinity students, has been awarded the Trinity Sports Scholarship.read more »

Mr. Conor Gaffney, a doctoral student in KDEG, has been awarded the Irish Software Association Student Medal for 'the most innovative and commercially viable software product or service'. The competition was of a very high standard with applicants from across the Irish university and higher education sector.read more »

SOLAS received a commendation at the Irish Healthcare Awards 2008 in the category of Best Patient Education Project – Non-Pharmaceutical. A virtual community for children with chronic illness, Solas works to decrease the psycho-social effects of hospitalisation through providing a facility for communication, entertainment and creativity. read more »