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New technology at Tyndall will improve colon cancer diagnoses and treatment

Research into new biophotonics technology for colon cancer disease detection and surgical guidance receives international acclaim Researchers in the IPIC…

5 years ago

The World For Sale: Money, Power and the Traders Who Barter the Earth’s Resources, Javier Blas explains more

Interesting conversation with Javier Blas, coauthor of The World For Sale: Money, Power and the Traders Who Barter the Earth’s…

5 years ago

To robots with love: From land of the rising sun to land of gadgets

What comes to mind when you think of Japan? Would it be the beautiful Mt Fuji, Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing, or…

5 years ago

Irish Female Founders raised more than €100 million in 2020

A new report by TechIreland has found that Irish Female Founders raised more than €100 million in funding during a twelve-month…

5 years ago

Why we need a Sober St Patrick’s Day

2021 sees the 10th anniversary of Sober St. Patrick's Day and a decade of changing the perception and experience of…

5 years ago

The SolarWinds hack – the debate and recriminations rages on…

Latest guest post by Nick Ayton As the recrimination and fingers pointing continues, the theatre surrounding the Solarwinds hack shows why…

5 years ago

Datapac helps digitally transform Caulfield McCarthy Group in a deal worth €200,000

Datapac, Ireland’s leading technology solutions, and services provider has announced that it has helped retail and property group, Caulfield McCarthy,…

5 years ago

Guide to Reopening Your Small Business During and Post COVID-19

Slowly as lockdown measures are easing up, businesses across the world are starting to reopen and while they are doing…

5 years ago

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