Trinity Engineering

@tcdengineering

Official twitter account of the TCD School of Engineering, an institution rich in tradition and progressive in outlook.

Dublin tcd.ie/engineering Joined February 2012

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Trinity Engineering @tcdengineering May 8

Featured by @PNASNexus: a radar-based method to track which insect species are pollinating plants, not just how many.

Work involving @tcddublin and @DTUtweet, with Dr Linta Antony & Prof Nicola Marchetti.

Supported by @CONNECT_centre, @Microsoft and @E3_Trinity

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PNAS Nexus @PNASNexus May 2

A machine learning model trained on insects borrowed from the campus of Trinity College, Dublin, identifies insects by the radar reflection caused by the flapping of their wings. The model distinguishes bees from wasps with 96% accuracy. In PNAS Nexus: ow.ly/wi3T50YTyCs

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Trinity Engineering @tcdengineering Jan 7

What impact will wider cycle lanes have on Dublin traffic?
Prof @brian_caulfield (@tcddublin) shares insights on sustainable transport with @NewstalkFM.
🎧 Listen: bit.ly/4aODGEC

#Cycling #UrbanPlanning #Sustainability

Trinity Engineering @tcdengineering Dec 22, 2025

🎄 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from @tcddublin School of Engineering!

Thank you to our amazing students, graduates, alumni & staff for an incredible year of research & achievements.

Here’s to more innovation in 2026!

#TrinityEngineering #HappyNewYear

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Trinity Engineering @tcdengineering Dec 19, 2025

👏 Huge congratulations to @tcddublin Engineering alumnus Dr Damien Kelly, part of the Google/YouTube team honoured with a Technical Emmy for 360° video technology!

Read more: tcd.ie/engineering/ne…

#TrinityEngineering #TechnicalEmmys #AlumniSuccess

Trinity Engineering @tcdengineering Dec 18, 2025

Funded PhD studentship at @tcddublin:
Development and fabrication of bidirectional neural interface ASICs with arbitrary waveform stimulators
Join the BRAINET project and advance neural technology research.
Apply now: bit.ly/3UXYa56
#PhD #NeuralInterfaces

Funded PhD studentship at Trinity College Dublin:
Development and fabrication of bidirectional neural interface ASICs with arbitrary waveform stimulators
Join the BRAINET project and advance neural technology research.
Apply now: [https://www.tcd.ie/engineering/about-us/vacancies/]
#PhD #NeuralInterfaces #EngineeringResearch