Prof Andrew Coogan works to understand how sleep affects human health ‘out in the wild’ of the real world. Read more: This expert wants us to wake up to the power of sleep for our health
We spoke with Matt Kirk about why an organisation may no longer expect a college degree and the hidden benefits. Read more: Should organisations hire based on skill or education?
I caught a glimpse of the satellite as it flew over Ireland, just weeks before it bursts into flames. Read more: EIRSAT-1’s final chapter: Ireland’s first satellite mission nears its end
Optum’s Lisa discusses the factors that drew her to a research career in neurodegenerative diseases. Read more: This data scientist is making waves in neuroscience
The company will be using the funds to develop a new public safety platform designed to protect high-risk victims, Inclutech founder said. Read more: Belfast’s ‘tech for good’ Inclutech bags £400,000 for its safety tools
The organisation is scaling operations at its Dublin facility, which also serves as a global headquarters. Read more: US AI firm Partsol to create 25 new Irish jobs
The ‘first-of-its-kind’ facility will support Ireland’s electric vehicle drivers and showcase how various energy sources can be combined to provide an environmentally friendly alternative. Read more: ePower supports solar-powered EV facility in Ireland first
After Donald Trump called off trade talks on Friday (June 27), Canada has halted it digital services tax originally due to come into effect today (June 30). Read more: Canada scraps digital services tax to ease Trump’s ire
The CSO is set to depart from the company today (30 June). Read more: Intel CSO steps down as company flattens management
Based in Dublin, this femtech has developed an app to ‘make periods visible, measurable and taken seriously’. Read more: Joii: Using technology for menstrual health management