Study Finds the Use of Fitness Apps associated with both Positive and Negative Wellness Outcomes
A study carried out by the J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics at NUI Galway has examined how fitness apps can affect the wellbeing...
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NUI Galway plans for new library and innovation district under major strategy
NUI Galway has revealed its new strategy and a major investment in infrastructure, including a new library and innovation district. NUI Galway has announced a...
Huawei announces €6 million in research funding for Lero
Huawei has announced a €6 million investment for Lero, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Software. The investment will fund a research programme aimed...
25 bright sparks working to make our world a better place in 2020
In a world undergoing immense change, here are 25 science-led game-changers looking to make their mark in 2020. 2019 has been a year of significant...
CÚRAM Launch Galway Green Labs – The First in Europe to be Awarded Green Lab Certification
CÚRAM, the SFI Research Centre for Medical Devices based at NUI Galway has launched a new short video documentary ‘The time to green our labs...
29 Ireland-based researchers named among world’s elite scientists
29 scientists working in Ireland have been named among the top 1pc in the world when it comes to highly cited papers. A number of...
Workshop Supporting Researchers to Create Innovation Driven Enterprises
The STARTED Project, coordinated by NUI Galway’s TechInnovate programme, will host a free workshop ‘Supporting Researchers to Create Innovation Driven Enterprises’ in the Maldron Hotel,...
A look at some of the players leading Galway’s fintech scene
We have rounded up some of the firms to watch in Galway’s fintech scene, from blockchain for credit unions to businesses that help firms manage...
Why Ireland’s west coast is making waves in medtech
Medtech is revolutionising healthcare, and the deep-rooted supports buried beneath Ireland’s west coast are keeping it ahead of the curve. Medtech is widely recognised as...
Inside the Galway science festival that wows thousands with STEM
Each year, the Galway Science & Technology Festival brings STEM to tens of thousands of people in the west of Ireland with fun-filled all-ages events....
Why this professional hurler is excited by Galway’s technology ecosystem
John Hanbury of Storm Technology explains how his hurling skills have helped his career in technology consulting. John Hanbury is a professional hurler and a...
NUI Galway academic Prof Tim O’Brien receives Mayo Clinic award
Endocrinologist, clinician, scientist and teacher Prof Tim O’Brien was awarded for his work. NUI Galway announced that Prof Tim O’Brien, dean of the university’s College...
12 sci-tech business influencers in Galway
A dozen influencers you need to know if you’re doing sci-tech business in Galway and the west of Ireland. This month, as Silicon Republic focuses...
‘When optimising female performance, period does not mean full stop’
Úna Newell of Orecco discusses her unique experience of going from an academic background in history to working in a sports data science company. Dr...
How Galway became a global engineering destination
The engineering ecosystem of Galway and its environs has evolved significantly in recent years, attracting companies large and small. Galway has long been revered as...