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.
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.
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.
The new project harnessing renewable wave energy will use a floating wave energy device developed by Irish company OceanEnergy.
In a world-first, the spacecraft completed a high-risk slingshot manoeuvre around the moon and Earth to take a shortcut to Jupiter.
The Musculoskeletal Disorder Care project involves researchers from the University of Galway and will test the effectiveness of exoskeletons for healthcare workers.
A combination of increasing regulation and market demand is creating a growing need for skills in sustainable finance to measure activity for investors and businesses. Ireland has been anticipating this development and has the infrastructure to support the funds industry’s needs.
As carbon reporting becomes a growing part of business operations, here’s how IDA Ireland can support multinationals’ sustainability plans
The Mayo-born aeronautical engineer, author and STEM advocate said she is excited to represent Ireland and further our understanding of microgravity research.