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Dublin EdTech Summit discusses likely impact of robots on future of work

Artificial intelligence and robots have already been taking over jobs in manufacturing but now they are moving on to replace…

7 years ago

Will Robots Replace Teachers & Nurses?

A new Red C survey has found that 39% of adults in Ireland are concerned robots will take their jobs. …

7 years ago

Natural molecule in the body may be key to reversing and halting heart disease in diabetes

An international collaboration jointly led by University College Dublin (UCD) and Monash University in Melbourne has found that mimicking the…

7 years ago

Is traditional homework a thing of the past? Future of tech in education conference to be held in Croke Park next week

When and where is it on? Learnovation is a one-day EdTech summit, which will be held at Croke Park on…

7 years ago

Using AI to help save lives

Written by Brad Smith, President of Microsoft  Persistent humanitarian crises caused by natural and man-made disasters, oppression and other emergencies have…

7 years ago

Ireland’s plan for electric vehicles will reduce emissions, but may come at a cost

The level of emissions coming from Ireland's transport sector is undeniably high, which is of particular concern when considering the…

7 years ago

How Has Bitcoin Influenced Ireland?

Written by Diana Yaremenko  The market of cryptocurrencies is intensively developing. Several years ago few people knew about Bitcoin. Now people…

8 years ago

Irish Researchers Celebrate Contribution to Multi-Million Global Graphene Market

International Scientists Gather In Dublin To Celebrate AMBER Researchers Unlocking Wonder Material Graphene Tuesday 31st July, Dublin: This week AMBER…

8 years ago

GDPR All Set To Revolutionise Blockchain

Written by Shinetist On May 25th, the General Data Protection Regulation was brought into effect. A quick 101 about GDPR:…

8 years ago

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