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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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Federated learning and its impact on healthcare and medtech
Healthcare and medtech are exploring federated learning as a way to build AI across institutions without pooling sensitive patient data in one place
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Agentic AI in Ireland: Moving from POC to large‑scale deployment
For many organisations in Ireland, the conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer whether to experiment, but how to turn early pilots into systems that deliver real business value a...
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Galway PhD student on what led to her discovery of new exoplanet
‘Wispit 2C’ is estimated to be about 5m years old and most likely 10 times the mass of Jupiter.
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