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As part of its Dell Centre for Entrepreneurs programme, the tech company has hosted its first networking event for start-up
Marketing software company Hubspot is to create 17 new jobs in its ‘DubSpot’ offices in Dublin, for people in sales,
Five of the 50 companies on Fast Company’s list of The World’s Most Innovative Companies 2014 have an Irish presence,
An €120,000 cross-border research partnership project examining the participation of 11,000 third-level students across Ireland in sport and physical activity
Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and Pfizer today announce a unique new partnership that aims to promote new biotherapeutic breakthroughs in
Engineering powerhouse Dyson is to invest stg£5m into a joint robotics lab with Imperial College London, leading to a new
A new nanotechnology that doubles the life of smartphone, laptop and electric-vehicle batteries even after being charged and discharged more
Ireland has performed very well in the latest competition of the European Research Council (ERC) for its top-up funding ‘Proof
‘Blue sky’ basic science is focused on advancing knowledge, but it can sometimes generate unexpected applications. That is why the
The 4th Annual Energy Night, Ireland’s largest student-run energy event, will take place at NUI Galway’s New Engineering Building, Thursday
Work being undertaken at NUI Galway has great potential for clean-energy production, a leading expert in bioenergy and biorefining has
Limerick-based genetic research firm GenCell Biosystems has signed a $12 million agreement with Brazil’s Institute of Molecular Biology of Paraná
A team from the Tyndall National Institute in Cork has produced the world’s first atom-by-atom simulation of nanoscale film which
Irish clean tech firm CMV is to create 30 jobs in Co Offaly, after signing a deal with US-based H2envirO
A digital price tag that charts the fluctuation of the current value of the online currency Bitcoin is being trialled
The Trinity College Dublin (TCD) School of Psychology has begun the search for participants in a trial to see whether
A consortium of three European manufacturers and suppliers of windows and ventilation systems, including an Irish company based in Dublin,
CONSENSUS, a research project on sustainable consumption involving NUI Galway and Trinity College Dublin researchers, has successfully been awarded an
Ireland’s Minister for Research and Innovation Seán Sherlock, TD, says he is looking into the possibility of the country joining
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