The Trinity Innovation Award was last week presented to entrepreneurial graduate, Vivienne Williams. Vivienne received her Masters in Science from TCD's School of Physics, in 2002.  She is now the CEO of the TCD spin out company Cellix Ltd. which was co-founded by CRANN PI, Prof. Igor Shvets.

This year's Early Career Physics Communicator Award has gone to CRANN Postdoc Jessamyn Fairfield, who helped to create the physics campaign, DART of Physics.

AMBER Launches New NanoWOW Lesson Plans for Primary Students All Over Ireland.

Lesson Plans will introduce 5^th and 6^th class pupils to nanoscience.

‘DART of Physics’ – an educational outreach project led by the School of Physics and the School of Education at Trinity College Dublin.

‘DART of Physics’ will run a series of 12 advertisement cards on the DART and in DART stations over the next eight weeks. These DART cards include physics statements and puzzles which will engage commuters and start a city-wide conversation around physics.

Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research (AMBER) Centre positions Ireland as a global leader in the areas of materials and medical device development for industry.