Innovation

First study on mobile technology for chronic disease and its implications for healthcare practice in Ireland

The Whitaker Institute at NUI Galway has carried out one of the first studies to utilise a ‘person-based approach’ to…

10 years ago

Nuala Murphy from happymummyhappybaby appears in the latest Irish Tech News Podcast

Nuala Murphy's startup HappyMummyHappyBaby, a mental health app is in the Virgin Media Business Voom contest. Nuala talks to Ronan…

10 years ago

University College Dublin Researcher to Receive Prestigious US Award

The American Physiological Society (APS) has announced that Professor Cormac Taylor, a leading University College Dublin (UCD) researcher, is to…

10 years ago

Nuala Murphy from HappyMummyHappyBaby, is in the Virgin Media Business Voom contest

At the Business of Software conference, which ended yesterday my Irish Tech News colleague Reuben and I met Nuala Murphy…

10 years ago

Sckipio Announces World’s First G.fast W/Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation

Sckipio Technologies, the leader in G.fast today, announced the world's first G.fast solution to deliver up to 1.5Gbps in combined…

10 years ago

Business Showcase : Proffstore

By @SimonCocking. Proffstore   is a new online#freelance marketplace, where international #business can cooperate with the talented #freelancers Let's connect! Describe the…

10 years ago

Mykidstime Scoops 2 Awards at the OMIG Digital Marketing Awards

Following on from their 2015 success in winning Best Parenting Blog (Company) at the Blog Awards Ireland and Best Social…

10 years ago

Startupbootcamp Launches Its First Global FoodTech Accelerator Program In Italy

Startupbootcamp, the global industry-focused startup accelerator, today announced the launch of Startupbootcamp FoodTech, the first global and independent foodtech accelerator…

10 years ago

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