Featuring a range of activities, Tangent, Trinity's Ideas Workspace will host its inaugural Tangent 28 Innovation Festival, which will include masterclasses, guest talks, lunch & learn events, open pitch nights, drop-in-advice sessions, and a number of pop-up events. Tangent 28 will bring together students from across Trinity with staff and community partners to explore innovation and entrepreneurial thinking and ideas. [caption id="attachment_46767" align="aligncenter" width="880"] *More events are still being confirmed but register now for the ones you definitely don't want to miss![/

The National Biodiversity Conference: New Horizons for Nature. We are losing global biodiversity at a rate unprecedented in human history. In Ireland, many of our protected habitats are in poor condition and 14% of assessed species are thought to be endangered. The number of plants, insects, mammals and birds that are threatened or endangered is growing year-on-year. This matters for people as well as the planet. As the web of life breaks apart, the natural systems that give us food to eat, air to breathe and water to drink are increasingly vulnerable. Is that something we are prepared to a

Expanding on the success of the inaugural Dublin Guitar Symposium, this event will gather some of the most distinguished and highly regarded scholars and musicians of the classical guitar. Over the past twenty years or so, an explosion in classical guitar research has been gradually redressing the balance for what James Tyler described as a 'neglected' instrument. It is now understood that musical practices, and to some extent the study of musical practices, of the classical guitar are technically, aesthetically and culturally mediated by the instrument. The theme of the Dublin Guitar Sympo