Photonics gets brought into the spotlight with a new European education network. Read more: Photonics education network gets €5m EU funding to build skills
The report shows that men are twice as likely as women are to enter into a STEM career. Read more: ‘Encouragement gap’ blocking women in STEM, finds Engineers Ireland survey
‘We continually evaluate our real estate footprint to ensure we are operating efficiently’, the company said, hinting at a possible reason behind the closure. Read more: US finance giant BNY to close Cork office employing 200
The agritech start-up’s latest raise will be used to expand its virtual fencing tech to pastures new in Europe and North America. Read more: Agritech Nofence raises €30m to expand virtual fencing system
The team quickly developed computer models to estimate Covid-19 spread and informed policies to control it. Read more: Insight centre scientists awarded for Covid response tool
The new feature will enable users to send and receive money ‘as easily as sending a text, across apps, borders and currencies’. Read more: PayPal launches new peer-to-peer payment feature
We can expect a flurry of tech announcements in the coming days as Donald Trump visits the UK, reportedly accompanied by Nividia and OpenAI CEOs. Google is first out of the blocks. Read more: Google announces £5bn UK investment as details of UK-US ‘tech pact’ awaited
The new deal could bring the platform’s ownership to the US, treasury secretary Scott Bessent said. Read more: US, China nearly finalise deal on TikTok
Conor Sheridan says his AI platform frees up restaurants to focus on what matters most – “great food and even greater customer experiences”. Read more: Nory serves up AI restaurant efficiencies with $37m raise
If you are weighing up your options about a role, take a closer look at how a company’s leadership conducts itself, it can be a great indicator. Read more: Keeping it stylish and other leadership green flags