Witness Tree Project – 2025 Update
The Witness Tree Project continues to play a crucial role in advancing research on climate change through its focus on long-lived trees, which act as natural sensors of environmental change. In 2025,…
Kamila Presents at Nature Connections 2025 Conference
Dr Kamila Kwaśniewska recently attended Nature Connections 2025 in Derby, hosted by the University of Derby, to present her research poster, “Urban Forest Bathing – Calm in the Chaos of Student…
Our Labs Achieve Exceptional Sustainability Scores with ‘My Green Lab Certification’
We are thrilled to announce that all our laboratories: Variable Atmosphere and Light Lab, Plant Atmosphere Interactions Lab, and Paleo-Botanical Lab have achieved outstanding results in the My Green…
PlantClimate Lab Represents Trinity at IPSAM 2025 in Galway
Our PlantClimate Lab had an outstanding presence at this year’s Irish Plant Scientists’ Association Meeting (IPSAM 2025) in Galway on 16–17 June. Across five talks and two posters, our team shared…
Representing Our Research at the 42nd Mid-Continent Paleobotanical Colloquium
This past month, two of our very own PhD students, Catarina (me!) and Antonietta, traveled to Middletown, Connecticut, to present at the 42nd Mid-Continent Paleobotanical Colloquium, hosted by…
Flatlining Fens – Signs of homogenisation beneath the surface
New research from the discipline of Botany, in collaboration with the Engineering Department and the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), reveals that some of Ireland’s rare alkaline…