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Students behind assistive tech start-up win NovaUCD contest
Auralink is seeking funds to accelerate product development and engage with visually impaired communities.
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Ireland bags four ERC grants to further medical research
With this funding, European researchers can test how their scientific work could impact society.
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Irish developer of malaria vaccine wins European Inventor Award
Adrian Hill’s highly effective vaccine exceeded the World Health Organization’s protection targets of 75pc to 80pc in clinical trials.
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Trinity College Dublin student wins 2026 Mary Mulvihill Award
The competition was judged by UCD’s Margaret Kelleher, Karlin Lillington and Anne Mulvihill, the sister of Mary Mulvihill.
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Dublin’s Pilot Photonics bags €1m from ESA to upgrade satellite tech
The project will ‘accelerate the OFGU’s readiness for space … after which early demonstrations in orbit can commence,’ said the company product lead.
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Making the case for a regional base in Ireland
Access to talent, property and support means multinationals have a range of locations to choose in Ireland, writes Deirdre O’Connor, Head of Regional Enterprise at IDA Ireland
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From finance to life sciences: Inside Ireland’s push to lead in quantum technology
A flurry of activity has been unfolding in Ireland’s quantum technology space in recent months, indicating a shift from research ambition to commercial momentum
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Kerry team takes top spot at ESA CanSat Ireland final
Later this year the team will represent Ireland on the European stage at the ESA event.
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Lero Research Centre: Advancing Ireland’s software innovation ecosystem
Ireland has built a global reputation as a destination for technology, innovation and high-value R&D, and Lero, the country’s software research centre, is an important part of that proposition.
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