Irish team excited by promising treatment for deadly blood cancer
A new treatment developed by NUI Galway researchers for multiple myeloma could change the lives of those newly diagnosed. Blood Cancer Network Ireland (BCNI), led
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NUI Galway Scientists Selected by the European Space Agency for Gravitational Wave Spacecraft Study
Scientists from the Applied Optics group in the School of Physics at NUI Galway have been selected by the European Space Agency to carry out
NUI Galway student’s cancer detection device scoops entrepreneur award
Christopher McBrearty’s early cancer detection technology impressed judges at the Enterprise Ireland award ceremony. Running for almost 40 years, the Enterprise Ireland Student Entrepreneur Awards
Engineering the Next Generation of Cardiovascular Stents
A new type of cardiovascular stent, coated in antibodies to improve its incorporation into blood vessels, has been developed by scientists and engineers in Ireland
NUI Galway to Host 7th EUGEO Congress with a Focus on Agriculture and Climate Change
NUI Galway will host the 7th EUGEO (Association of Geographical Societies in Europe) Congress in conjunction with the 51st Conference of Irish Geographers from 15-18
NUI Galway to Hold Seminar on Health Economic Evaluation of Medical Devices on May 13
Health Economics is increasingly being used to inform research and development about the design and development of new medical technologies and is also a vital
AI and The Future of Technology – The Fourth Industrial Revolution – Irish Tech News
The international line-up of expert speakers has been announced for the AtlanTec 2019 conference at NUI Galway on Thursday, 30 May. Now in its fifth
Microplastics in squishy creature’s poo hurt ocean’s ability to absorb CO2
A new study has found that a tiny jellyfish-like creature is eating tonnes of microplastics, thus reducing the oceans’ ability to absorb CO2. Almost everyone
Study Finds Microplastic Ingestion by Zooplankton May Alter the Amount of Carbon Dioxide Reaching the Sea Floor – Irish Tech News
Marine litter and microplastics have become a huge global issue and their negative impact on marine animals causes great concern. A new study led by
Earth Observation and space innovation-driven entrepreneurs and enterprises in Ireland encouraged to participate in Hackathon led by ICHEC founded at NUI Galway
The Irish Centre for High End Computing (ICHEC), has announced Ireland’s first Copernicus Hackathon, aimed at promoting the Earth Observation (EO) services sector across the
Meet 9 finalists set to dazzle the audience at Researchfest 2019
After whittling down a number of applications, the finalists for the Researchfest 2019 pitch competition have been revealed. If you had just three minutes to
NUI Galway Launch New Research Laboratory to Generate Biofuels from Waste Products – Irish Tech News
NUI Galway has officially launched a new research laboratory, featuring the latest analytical equipment to characterise biofuels produced from organic waste as well as the
Astronomers measure smallest star size to date using clever asteroid trick
A team of international astronomers, including Irish researchers, has measured a tiny, distant star by tracking the shadows of nearby asteroids. Given the almost incomprehensible
Aerodynamic Science Reveals New Insights that can Change Paralympic and World Championship Podiums – Irish Tech News
Dr Eoghan Clifford, NUI Galway, a four-time para-cycling world champion and current Paralympic Champion has joined forces with Professor Bert Blocken, Eindhoven University of Technology