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AI, Kathryn Burgum: Using electrochemical psychiatry against addictions, homelessness at SAMHSA?

By David Stephen In the brain, there are ion channels, synaptic vesicles opened at the cleft, there are also receptors.…

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New NTT DATA Dublin office opens as part of €16.5m investment

NTT DATA, a global leader in AI, digital business and technology services, has announced the opening of its new Dublin,…

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€460 million investment for seven new Rinn Research Ireland centres

Seven major new Research Ireland centres – comprising an overall investment of €460million – has been announced today by Minister…

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Ekco research finds 69% of Irish adults call for ban on public sector paying ransoms

Ekco, one of Europe’s leading security-first managed service providers, has announced the results of new research which reveals that 69%…

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Tech Tee Up 2026 nearly doubles attendance

Tech Tee Up, Ireland’s leading tech community charity sports and networking event at Elm Park Golf & Sports Club, brought…

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76% of Irish consumers willing to pay more for better-designed products, EUIPO

The design of a product plays a decisive role in consumer purchases across the European Union, according to new findings…

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Enterprise Ireland Food Innovation Summit returns to Croke Park

Enterprise Ireland hosted its annual Food Innovation Summit at Croke Park, bringing together hundreds of food and drink companies, researchers…

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Integrity360 and Venari Security partner to help organisations prepare for the quantum era

Post-quantum readiness has become one of the most talked-about challenges in cyber security. The problem for many organisations is that…

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