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Panev Valeting Services has only been open for six weeks but already owner Todor Panev is looking towards creating new jobs and expansion.

Scientists from Trinity College Dublin and AMBER, the SFI Research Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research, have discovered a way to fabricate tiny colour-changing gas sensors us ...

Wissenschaftler des Trinity College Dublin und von AMBER, dem SFI-Forschungszentrum für fortgeschrittene Materialien und biotechnologische Forschung, haben einen Weg gefunden, winzige farbwechseln ...

Rehearsals will take place on Sundays and performances at the end of November and the start of December.

The Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities is very proud to welcome Applegreen as a new TCPID Business Partner. Established in 1992, Applegreen is a leading convenience roadside retailer in the Republic of Ireland, the UK and the US in both large-scale Motorway Service Areas and Travel Plazas, as well as smaller petrol stations. The business has grown to over €3BN in annual revenue, operating 559 forecourt sites internationally and employing over 11,000 people. Their prod...

Updated: 25/06/2021, 5:28 pm The Debenhams store at the Trinity Centre when it was still open. Picture by Chris Sumner The former Debenhams department store on Union Street is being lined up as the probable site for a new mass vaccination centre for Aberdeen, it is understood. The premises, located in the city’s Trinity Centre, are currently sitting empty after the shopping giant announced in February all of its Scottish stores would be closing permanently. However, the former shop’s large ...

Aberdeen buskers Tom, Abaigh Mcmenaman, Ben Lee Collett, David Angus and Daniel Cameron. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Aberdeen city centre is finally blossoming back into life after a long winter hibernation. Among the friendly chatter of pals meeting up for a coffee and the bustle of shoppers making their way along...

North-south cooperation in the response to Covid-19 was studied by researchers from Trinity College Dublin Cate McCurry, PA 03 June, 2021 15:23 Significant public health policy alignment on Covid-19 between both sides of the border was a result of ongoing dialogue and cooperation between both health departments, a report has found. Researchers said that despite the historical and constitutional obstacles to an all-island response to the pandemic, there wa...

A Senegalese soldier loses his mind in the brilliant, brutal At Night All Blood Is Black

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) are to dedicate facilities to identify new bioactives from macro and microalgae, cereals, bioactive herbs and plant sources to create supplements and cosmetic applications. The new Trinity Centre for Natural Products Research or NatPro will be based at the University’s School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and will look to partner with industries in order to discover these products. “The tide is rising in the Natural Product ...