SiliconRepublic.com visited the EIRSAT-1 mission control at University College Dublin, just weeks before the project comes to a close.

Joii, our latest Start-up of the Week, is an AI-powered menstrual health app that lets users scan their period pad to measure blood volume and clot sizes to gain health insights.

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. ePower, an ...

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). In a bid to get trade talks with the US ...

The CSO is set to depart from the company today (30 June). Intel’s senior vice-president and chief strategy officer (CSO) Safroadu Yeboah-Amankwah is departing from the company in the latest of the ...

What was discovered is that more than one-third (35pc) of survey participants are actively looking for alternative work that ...

A group of authors, including Pulitzer prize winner Kai Bird, accuse Microsoft of using copyrighted works to train its large ...

It can be of great benefit to develop a workplace system whereby younger employees mentor more established people in new tech ...

Licovolt has announced a recent investment from Davencor Holdings to advance its battery mineral recycling tech.

The survey found a “worrying lack of protection” and a “disconnect between perception and reality" when it comes to safety ...

NCI’s Amanda Miranda de Andrade explains how a new project aims to boost skills development to achieve resilient smart cities ...

UL’s Dr Shalini Singh discusses her current materials science research and why she’s optimistic about Ireland’s research ...