Cork Institute of Technology The Sunday Times / Apr 24, 2022
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Cork Institute of Technology Creative Ireland awards €551,000 to support develo / Apr 22, 2022
Damilola has responsibilities within the company as Marketing, Sales and Operation, Solar Academy Director. She is currently doing her PhD in Energy
Damilola Asaleye, Co-Founder/Chief Operating Officer at Ashdam Solar Co. Ltd
Creative Ireland awards €551,000 to support develo
Cork Institute of Technology Creative Ireland awards €551,000 to support develo / Apr 22, 2022
Creative Ireland awards €551000 to support development of creative industries Gov.ie
Creative Ireland awards €551000 to support development of creative industries
Creative Ireland awards €551,000 to support develo
Cork Institute of Technology POLITICO / Apr 21, 2022
This week sees new and notable appointments at a variety of companies across Ireland including Eversheds Sutherland, Quilter Cheviot Europe (QCE), Wayflyer, Institute of Directors, eBay Ireland and Private Hospitals Association.
POLITICO
Cork Institute of Technology POLITICO / Apr 21, 2022
POLITICO’s must-read briefing on what’s driving the day in Brussels, by Suzanne Lynch and Jakob Hanke Vela.
POLITICO
Cork Institute of Technology The News Motion / Jan 16, 2022
Specific nuclear proteins act as a glue to pack genetic material in an absurdly small space in the human body. Proteins “gluing” DNA are called linker histones, and hold their secret in their electric charge. They are strongly positively charged, fusing to the strongly negatively charged DNA. A simp…
The News Motion
Cork Institute of Technology Irishexaminer.com / May 8, 2021
A student’s idea transformed into a vibrant international business supplying e-commerce companies from China
Eastern promise delivers on a global scale
Irishexaminer.com
Cork Institute of Technology Irishexaminer.com / May 8, 2021
The lodging of plans for a new ten-storey student accommodation complex in Cork city this week is the latest in a series of major developments ...
Almost 3,000 student beds in the works for Cork city
Irishexaminer.com
Cork Institute of Technology Siliconrepublic.com / May 5, 2021
Athlone Institute of Technology and Limerick Institute of Technology have been given technological university status. Ireland's third technological university is officially being established in the midlands. The new university brings together Athlone Institute of Technology and Limerick Institute of Technology, which first announced plans to join forces in 2019 before submitting an application to the Government late last year.
Midlands technological university is given the green light
Siliconrepublic.com
Cork Institute of Technology EurekAlert / May 5, 2021
Wednesday, 5 May 2021: NeuroInsight, a new research training programme led by RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences, has been awarded a Marie Sk?odowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) COFUND worth €4.7 million. The programme will see scientists, from around the world, working in Ireland to develop advanced data skills for research into neurological conditions including motor neuron disease, epilepsy and Parkinson's disease.
EurekAlert
Cork Institute of Technology WWD / May 5, 2021
While plant-powered materials are seeing increased buzz - they aren't inherently new, eco-friendly or supplementary to existing options. "If you go back to indigenous science and cultural heritage, there wasn't any plastic....Biomaterials, like mushroom leather, some of the techniques that have been around for 1,000 years, inspire my work and others," said Fashion Institute of Technology scientist and professor Dr. Theanne Schiros.
WWD
Cork Institute of Technology Agriland / May 2, 2021
Grandparents' wisdom is being embraced by a 23-year-old west Cork farmer, who recently graduated from Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) with a degree in agricultural science. Nicole Keohane farms in Innishannon, alongside her grandparents, John and Anne Keohane. "We run a dairy enterprise comprising just shy of 100 cows over a 40ha land base," she said.
Agriland
Cork Institute of Technology The Irish Times / May 1, 2021
Paddy Cahill, the talented Irish filmmaker and passionate advocate of city cycling has died following a long illness. Cahill made visually striking documentaries on architecture, art and city cycling. A great listener with a keen eye for quirky visual detail, his work was fresh and original, encompassing aspects of urban life and creative output that might otherwise have gone undocumented.
The Irish Times
Cork Institute of Technology University World News / May 1, 2021
The European Union has published European Universities Factsheets giving comparative information on the 41 European Universities Initiative (EUI) alliances currently in operation and making themselves ready for the mid-term review of the EUI later in 2021.
How to succeed in the European Universities Initiative
University World News
Cork Institute of Technology EchoLive.ie / Apr 30, 2021
Noella Carroll 48 Carrigrohane, Cork city Managing Director of Pinnaklo Ltd €70-80k Degree in Business Studies/Commerce from Waterford Institute of Technology CIMA Professional Qualification in Management Accounting from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) via the Dublin Business School.
My Career: Helping others to reach their goals
EchoLive.ie
Cork Institute of Technology Irish Examiner / Apr 30, 2021
Here is a selection of people starting new roles with Abtran, Stryve, Grayling Properties, TEKenable, Sedgwick and MediaCom. Aisling Deasy has been appointed as group CEO of Abtran, the outsourced services provider which employs 1,400 people in Cork and Sligo.
Irish Examiner
Cork Institute of Technology The Irish Sun / Apr 28, 2021
A STUDENT who died in a cliff fall last weekend "succeeded in squashing 100 years into 23 years", his heartbroken mum told mourners at his funeral mass on what would have been his 23rd birthday today.
The Irish Sun
Cork Institute of Technology Independent.ie / Apr 28, 2021
TECHNOLOGICAL universities (TUs) are expected to get the go-ahead to build on-campus accommodation for students. t will transform the college experience as institutes of technology in towns around the country are elevated to TU status. It will also take the pressure off local private rental markets.
Cork Institute of Technology Irish Post / Apr 27, 2021
THE Irish people have always enjoyed competition in all of its many forms from the annual Six Nations tournament to that spring-time celebration of cheesy entertainment, the Eurovision Song Contest. So it's hardly any surprise that they have also taken video gaming very much to their hearts, especially the now booming sector of e-sports.
Gaming Trends in Ireland in 2021
Irish Post
Cork Institute of Technology Independent.ie / Apr 27, 2021
