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- Major Infant Health Collaboration Announced by APC Microbiome Ireland With DuPont Nutrition & Biosciences A €6.3 million, four-year new joint research project aims to develop microbiome-based solutions to establish a healthy microbiome in early life to facilitate the long-term health of individuals. DuPont Nutrition...
Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) in local authorities from all over the country have joined forces to make an unprecedented investment
Teagasc researchers have been involved in a large-scale EU-funded network to improve and standardise the scientific protocol for simulating food
A €31 million project has been approved for an ambitious four-year floating offshore wind project. Subject to consenting, it is planned
Cork’s third level education research institutions have come together to call for safer conditions for their staff and students who
Irish business leaders rank lowest in Europe when it comes to realising the benefits of environmentally-friendly approaches with only 45%
Cancer researchers at University College Dublin (UCD) have led the development of a new test which uses urine to detect
The European Commission has published a comprehensive report on the implementation of the Circular Economy Action Plan it adopted in December 2015.
IT Sligo has been successful in its application of funding for the development and upgrade of the K&L Block on
Fingal County Council has celebrated the success of its students and schools in the 2019 BT Young Scientist competition, as
Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton TD, has announced a strategic R&D partnership between Raydiant Oximetry, Inc.,
The European Commission has announced an investment programme worth over €10 billion for low-carbon technologies in several sectors to boost
A University College Dublin (UCD) project using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, to help improve the lives of millions of young
The European Commission is investing more than €63.5 million in four pilot projects to lay the ground work for building
After several years of decline, salmonellosis cases in the EU have flattened out. EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) scientists say
Professor Peter Halligan (pictured), an internationally renowned psychologist and neuroscientist, and Chief Scientific Adviser to the Welsh Government, recently delivered
Lero, the Irish Software Research Centre, which is backed by Science Foundation Ireland, has been selected to participate in a
The Government has announced details of a €4.3 million investment in the Irish Research Council’s Enterprise Partnership Scheme. The Irish Research Council’s Enterprise
Signifyd, the market leader in guaranteed fraud protection, has announced its first-ever investment in Northern Ireland with a 150-person global
The European Commission has adopted the revised Erasmus+ Annual Work Programme for 2019, allocating an additional €251 million to the already planned
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