How Ireland plans to make an impact in advanced therapies
Ireland is putting its innovative ecosystem to work in tackling the challenges of developing and manufacturing complex cell and gene therapies
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Equal1 announces ‘Ireland’s first’ quantum computer
Bell-1 ushers in a new age of quantum computing, Equal1 said.
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St Patrick’s Day medals go to philosopher and healthcare CEO
The medals highlight the value of research collaborations between Ireland and the US, said Research Ireland’s Celine Fitzgerald.
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UCC finds new fossil action in 30,000-year-old vulture
Died 30,000 years ago, discovered 136 years ago and disrupting the field of palaeontology just this week – the surprising afterlife of a vulture.
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Lero and IRFU tackle rugby safety with AI
Lero has teamed up with the IRFU and the Complex Software Lab at Trinity College Dublin to develop an AI system that can analyse rugby tackles to help improve players’ technique and reduce injuries.
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Enovus Labs is sending Irish cooling tech to the moon
Enovus Labs may become the first Irish company to have hardware technology on the moon.
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ATU’s Wisar Lab joins ESA-funded cubesat project
Atlantic Technological University’s (ATU) Wisar Lab has been selected for a European Space Agency (ESA) funded project aimed at enhancing the communication capabilities of cubesats.
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Why Ireland: The Southeast
Brian McGee, Southeast Regional Manager for IDA Ireland, outlines what makes the country’s Southeast region so attractive for skilled talent
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Why Ireland: The Midlands
Carole Green, Midlands Regional Manager for IDA Ireland, outlines what makes the area stand out for companies setting up and expanding their operations.
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