Welcome to the School of Chemistry
Trinity College is the single College of the University of Dublin, and was founded in 1592. Formal chemistry teaching commenced in August 1711 when the first dedicated Lecturer in Chemistry was appointed. The School of Chemistry, currently in its Tercentenary year, has 19 academic staff, 4 administrative staff and 14 technical and attendant staff, of whom 2 are employed full-time in workshops that provide electronic and glassblowing services. Read more
Seminar of the Week
Prof. John M. Kelly
Trinity College Dublin
will talk on
"Blue gold, red silver – beautiful,
shapely and possibly useful nanomaterials"
LARGE LECTURE THEATRE
MAIN CHEMISTRY BUILDING
Thursday, 26th January at 12 Noon
All interested are welcome
(All sophister students, post-graduate students,
post-doctoral researchers and academic staff
are requested to attend)
Current News & Events
- The Inaugural Dorgan Postgraduate Prize
- Inaugural Cocker Lecture
- High Conductivity of Lead Dioxide explained
- Dr. Bob Baker, Editor of Irish Chemical News
- Trinity Scientist Awarded Prestigious European Research Council Grant
- New Research Highlights Live Cancer Cells Using Glowing Nanoparticles
- Prestigious ERC Award: Dr. Carola Schulzke
- International Year of Chemistry 2011 (www.chemistry2011.org/..)
- Top 5 OBC News - High Impact Research gets recognised
- 1st prize for best Poster Presentation at the 63rd Irish Universities Chemistry Research Colloquium on June 24, 2011
- 4 year PhD Studentship (PDF, 91.4 KB)
- 4 Year PhD Studentship - SFI (PDF, 99.2 KB)
- Postdoctorate Research Fellowship SFI Project 2011 (PDF, 102.2 KB)
- SFI - Grants Awards to Principal Investigators
- QS Rankings 2011 (PDF, 12.5 KB)
- Scientist David Jenkinson's Obituary
- Daniel O'Donovan major prize in the HEA/II "Making an Impact" competition 2011