Why Ireland is a proving ground for medicinal breakthroughs like cell and gene therapy
Cell and gene therapy is the next frontier in medicine, promising treatments for previously untreatable conditions. Ireland’s pharma ecosystem is ideally suited to helping the industry achieve consistent manufacturing at scale.
Read moreGuaranteed Irish marks 50 years supporting business in Ireland
In 2024, Guaranteed Irish, the not-for-profit membership organisation that champions businesses rooted in Ireland, marks its 50th anniversary.
Read moreWhat makes Ireland an extraordinary partner for leading global companies
More than a location for multinationals within Europe, Ireland is a welcoming destination. Here’s what sets IDA Ireland’s approach to partnership apart.
What makes Ireland a hotbed for cybersecurity talent
Cybersecurity companies have made Ireland their home for many years, and now growing numbers of businesses in sectors like financial services are discovering Ireland has the skills they need to manage their risks.
Read moreNASA and IBM share open-source AI model for weather research
The new Prithvi WxC is trained on a treasure trove of NASA Earth data and is designed to be used at global, regional and local levels.
Read moreIrish student bags second place at EU science contest
The Limerick student also won a special honorary prize, which will take him to the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in Ohio next year.
Read moreIrish-led wave energy project gets go-ahead from the EU
The new project harnessing renewable wave energy will use a floating wave energy device developed by Irish company OceanEnergy.
Read moreNext stop, Venus: Juice succeeds in first lunar-Earth flyby
In a world-first, the spacecraft completed a high-risk slingshot manoeuvre around the moon and Earth to take a shortcut to Jupiter.
Read moreEU project aims to boost healthcare with exoskeletons
The Musculoskeletal Disorder Care project involves researchers from the University of Galway and will test the effectiveness of exoskeletons for healthcare workers.
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