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As the final vote draws closer, an open letter has highlighted significant risks that remain in the EU’s controversial ‘Chat Control’ regulation. Read more: Scientists urge EU governments to reject Chat Control rules
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Founder and psychologist Julianne Miles, MBE, tells SiliconRepublic.com why career breaks are valuable. Read more: Why career break penalties miss what returners bring
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Accenture’s Hannah O’Sheehan and Cathy Dunne discuss how recent graduates can put their best foot forward when applying for new jobs and opportunities. Read more: Top tips for grabbing that graduate consulting role
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The sensors capture live data on river levels, flow rates and water temperature, which can be viewed online. Read more: Data sensors along the Liffey bring communities closer to the water
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Her invention, a lymphatic drainage device, can prevent lymphoedema and give patients greater autonomy over their health. Read more: Maynooth grad is this year’s Irish winner at the James Dyson Award
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At a thickness of 5.6mm, the iPhone Air is the thinnest iPhone ever made. Read more: ‘Biggest leap ever’: Apple debuts iPhone Air
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Chip-designer Arm has announced its next-generation chip designs called Lumex, purpose-built for AI on mobile devices and PCs. Read more: Lumex, Arm’s new mobile chip designs purpose-built for AI
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Business growth consultant Tadhg Guiry gives his three-step approach to integrating AI into legacy companies without losing brand identity. Read more: How legacy businesses can embrace AI without losing their identity
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‘Despite being one of the world’s largest industries, alcohol distribution is stuck in the dark ages,’ CEO Eoin Bara said. Read more: Tipple raises a glass and $4m for alcohol distribution platform
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Raysa Geaquinto Rocha and Louise Nash of the University of Essex and Siddhartha Saxena of Heriot-Watt University discuss the importance of neuro-inclusivity at work. Read more: How can organisations improve visibility for neurodivergent employees?