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Dr Marion McAfee is looking to monitor and improve the manufacture of materials for devices that the body can resorb
The Michael J Fox Foundation and Intel are to work together to develop a wearable sensor that could track the
As almost 57,000 students receive their Leaving Certificate results in Ireland today, Project Maths has proven its success and interest
The 2014 Google Science Fair Global finalists have been announced and, among the 15 projects selected from teenagers around the
Siobhán O’Connor is going to TEDMED to spread the word about the Supporting LIFE app being developed through an Irish-led
BT has again created a €75,000 accommodation grant to help regional schools around Ireland to compete in the 2015 BT
Waterford Institute of Technology is to lead a €2.8m digital research project to boost regional economic development in Ireland’s south-east
The University of Ulster has launched a new stg£240,000 seed fund designed to stimulate growth and enhance competitiveness within the
Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) is recruiting 17 PhD scholars across a range of disciplines as part of its prioritisation
Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) has delivered what it says it the largest govt/industry collaboration yet – seven research centres in
Irish biotech start-up Inform Bioscience has signed a licence agreement with the Mayo Clinic in the US to acquire biomarkers
Dr Maria McNamara from University College Cork (UCC), and her team of researchers, have made a landmark dinosaur discovery: the
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