Organisation: Centre for Research on Adaptive Nanostructures and Nanodevices

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Using wood waste in high-tech electromagnetic and biotechnology research

The work explores the potential of wood waste as an innovative, eco-friendly solution to a growing environmental challenge. This research has the power to not only protect sensitive electronics but also contribute to reducing electronic waste and promoting a circular economy

Thu, 23 Jan, 2025

Magical metals show the ‘frontier of science’

Bring out your inner superhero.

Sat, 15 Sep, 2012

Trinity science centre secures €8.1m in funding

Trinty College's CRANN centre (Centre for Research on Adaptive Nanostructures and Nanodevices) has secured €8.1m in non-exchequer funding over the past 12 months, supporting 50 jobs.

Fri, 29 Oct, 2010

Breakthrough in drug testing trials

ALMOST-invisible sensors being developed by Irish researchers could speed up the availability of lifesaving drugs and dramatically reduce the need for animal testing of cosmetics.

Tue, 01 Dec, 2009

Industrialist donates €5m to scientific research

INDUSTRIALIST Dr Martin Naughton has given a €5 million bequest to support nanoscience research in Trinity College saying business people should put their money where their mouths area and support research.

Thu, 11 Mar, 2004