As a parent, I would have readily paid for access to a tool that could draw from evidence-based ideas for my child’s specific challenges. Read more: This UCD researcher is building a science-backed parenting tool
Catalina A Musrri of the University of Sydney and Georgina Wood of Flinders University discuss the significance of underwater seaweed forests and how to preserve them. Read more: The fight to preserve Australia’s underwater forests
The EY Ireland CEO Outlook survey found that Irish CEOs remain confident about growth over the next 12 months despite global volatility and geopolitical risk. Read more: CEOs expect large-scale reskilling as AI reshapes workforce, finds report
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Carol Twomey of Fidelity Investments Ireland explores the quarter of a century that she has spent navigating the evolving technology space. Read more: What does 25 years in the tech industry look like for this expert?
NeuroBell hopes to nab US clearance for its AI-powered neonatal monitor Luna this year. Read more: Cork medtech NeuroBell bags $5.5m for its AI neonatal monitor
The Compliance Institute polled 150 compliance professionals working primarily in Irish financial services organisations. Read more: Data breaches going unreported – Irish compliance survey
Designed in collaboration with industry partners, the part-time programme will support engineering professionals in developing technical, research and leadership capabilities. Read more: MTU launches engineering master’s to address advanced skills demand
Anthropic is reportedly working with the US on a policy framework to deal with similar situations in the future. Read more: US eases Anthropic Mythos export ban for select organisations
The announcement comes amid a race by other organisations to build semiconductors that can handle increasingly demanding AI workloads. Read more: IBM unveils tech capable of producing chips smaller than one nanometre