Trinity College Dublin
Power grids served by renewable energy sources tend to have lower intensity blackouts
New research into the vulnerability of power grids served by weather-dependent renewable energy sources.
Revealing childhood memories through autism brain states
Immune activation shapes infant memory development.
Mystery of infant consciousness: Study sheds fresh light on it
The study could have important clinical, ethical and potentially legal implications.
New gene therapy for eye disease
The findings have implications for a much wider suite of neurological disorders associated with aging.
Quantum thermometer to precisely measure coldest temperatures in the universe
It is likely to make the most immediate impact.
Solar system processes play a vital role in controlling Earth’s carbon cycle
Study sheds fresh light on the complicated interplay of factors affecting global climate and the carbon cycle.
Linking quantum entanglement to cold coffee
Just think how your coffee reaches room temperature over time.