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SHAPE-ID Poster Presentation at TCD Research Showcase

TCD partners were pleased to present SHAPE-ID at a research showcase organised by the Trinity Long Room Hub on 1 May, coinciding with the opening of the only Irish performance of ‘Looking for Europe’, a dramatic reading by Bernard-Henri Lévy.

This showcase was a wonderful opportunity to speak to diverse members of the public about the project’s aims and plans. Unsurprisingly, many intuitively understood the importance of bringing perspectives from the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences to bear on addressing significant societal challenges.

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