The new stg£6.8m Advanced Engineering Competence Centre in Belfast will focus on developing innovative solutions in the advanced engineering sector
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Researchers at University College Dublin have won a €250,000 contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) to reduce not-so-good vibrations
Reminded of the line from Father Ted about whether a priest’s sock is black or very, very, very dark blue,
Ireland’s vibrant and growing software industry risks losing thousands of new jobs to other countries because of the shortage of
Forty scientific projects ranging from microbiology to clean energies are to benefit from €23m in research funding, the result of
Dublin City University (DCU) researchers, in collaboration with Microsoft Research at the CNGL Centre for Global Intelligent Content in Dublin,
Three researchers from the Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) have jointly been awarded €1.2m by Enterprise Ireland (EI) as part
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A team of researchers from the AMBER centre at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) are behind the discovery of a new
The Royal Society in the UK and Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) have signed an agreement whereby Ireland’s leading young scientists
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Leukaemia research may lead to new drugs for difficult-to-treat breast cancers, say scientists. These types of tumours cannot be treated
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The President of the European Research Council has said Irish scientists are not winning as much research funding from it
As the number of pacemakers implanted each year reaches into the millions worldwide, improving the lifespan of pacemaker batteries has
Chinese smartphone and telecoms equipment giant Huawei said its total R&D investment in Ireland will expand in the coming years
AMBER, the materials science institute headquartered at Trinity College Dublin has announced a new strategic partnership with Bell Labs regarding
The CoderDojo Foundation is to be headed up by new a CEO, Mary Maloney, and is changing its structure to
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