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  Dr Mary McNamara and Prof Hugh Byrne from DIT on Ireland’s changing science landscape
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  Dublin City Council director Peter Finnegan on turning Dublin into a knowledge city
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  Dr Aisling Redmond, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, on potential breakthroughs in fighting cancer
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  Dr Ronan Cummins, NUI Galway, on changing the dynamics of search
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  Dr Ondrej Stranik, Dublin City University, on advancing photonics research
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  Boston Consulting’s David Dean outlines the economic impact of the internet on Ireland at the Future Forum
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  Dr Anne Oxbrough, University College Cork, on advances in forestry research
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  Dr David Hoey, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, on advances in bone research
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  SFI interim director general Dr Graham Love on the jobs of the future
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  SFI interim director general Dr Graham Love on Ireland's progress in the world of science
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  Dr Mary McNamara and Prof Hugh Byrne on DIT’s progress in R&D and tech transfer
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  CRANN director Prof John Boland on Ireland’s scientific revolution
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  CRANN’s Prof John Boland on engagement between science and industry
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  Intel Ireland’s head of research Leonard Hobbs on Ireland’s scientific future
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  Boston Consulting’s David Dean on how 3pc to 7pc of nations’ GDP come from the digital economy

In advance of Dublin City of Science 2012, Siliconrepublic.com is hosting a dedicated science month this November, with news, reports, interviews and videos covering a wide range of Irish science, research and innovation.

Science November - related news

	Project to extend shelf life of produce A DIT lecturer has begun research that will extend the shelf life of fruit and vegetables and protect their nutritional quality.		Ireland reveals rich scientific history When you think of Ireland’s cultural heritage, what comes to your mind? Perhaps James Joyce, Irish music, The Book of Kells. What about science?
	ICT project gets €4.8m for virtual reality neurological research VERVE is an EU-wide research project aiming to improve the quality of life for disadvantaged groups.		Astronauts stay fit in space via Irish technologies Two Irish research scientists win two European Space Agency research contracts, worth €135,000.
	Who’s who in science and research funding in Ireland Sources of science research funding in Ireland and the key people directing funding policy.		Nanoscientist named SFI ‘Researcher of the Year 2011’ Prof Jonathan Coleman, an SFI-funded researcher from Trinity College, has achieved international success in the area of nanostructures.
	Science research in Ireland: the present and the future The scientific landscape in Ireland as it corresponds to the various universities across the land.		CRANN package to introduce nanoscience to Irish classrooms Irish secondary school students will be able to dive into nanoscience courtesy of 'Nano in My Life'.
	CRANN wins SFI Research Image of the Year 2011 SFI names an image of a porous surface of the polymer polylactic-co- glycolic acid the Research Image of the Year for 2011.		Genable Technologies secures €5m in financing Financing to help progress Genable Technologies' gene therapy technology to pioneer new therapies for the cure for retinitis pigmentosa.
	Citizens can influence digital society development Citizens can join the discussion and influence the development of the digital society in Dublin.		Your Dublin Your Voice seeks your voice Participants who complete the next online survey are in with a chance to win a Samsung Galaxy tablet.