Tagged: Queen's University Belfast & News
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CERN expert to speak to engineers in Belfast News
20.04.2012 Belfast native Dr Stephen Myers, who works as director of accelerators and technology at the CERN particle physics laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland, will be in Belfast next...Categories: Sustainability, Science, Renewable Energy, R&D, Green Tech, Government, Engineering, Engineer, Energy, Economy -
Queen’s University Belfast pact to open China college News
13.04.2012 A new partnership between Queen's University Belfast and the China Medical University in Shenyang, China, will see some 1,000 Chinese students studying for Queen’s University... -
Uni teams Woogie Tap and Happy Swap win upStart awards News
29.03.2012 Woogie Tap from Queen’s University Belfast and Happy Swap from Trinity College Dublin are the two teams that have won the first-ever upStart entrepreneurship programme. Their...Categories: Web 2.0, Software & Web Development, Social Media, Science, R&D, Internet, Intellectual Property, Graduate, Financial, Energy, Education, Economy, Digital Media, Digital Business -
£25K awards open for Northern Ireland’s scientific researchers News
12.03.2012 NISP Connect and Bank of Ireland UK have launched the 2012 £25K awards programme which reaches out to Northern Ireland’s research base involved in pioneering innovations around... -
New NI start-up spins out of NISP Springboard programme News
03.02.2012 Northern Ireland start-up Thermblow, a spin-out of the Polymer Research Cluster at Queen’s University Belfast (QUB), has become the latest graduate from the NISP CONNECT... -
Irish cloud firm Sonru inspires CERN on recruitment News
25.11.2011 CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, was last week transformed into an internet hub when World Wide Web pioneer Robert Cailliau gave the keynote at a CERN... -
Ireland’s R&I Minister sets record on university rankings News
22.11.2011 Ireland’s Minister for Research and Innovation Séan Sherlock, TD, has reacted strongly to recent rankings of Irish universities from Times Higher Education and QS World... -
Flish technology could make satellite dishes obsolete News
05.10.2011 A team called Flish from Queen’s University Belfast has developed a low-cost, low-power antenna capable of picking up satellite signals automatically, which has won it the... -
UK top cyber security research centre expands in NI News
02.03.2011 CSIT, the UK’s lead university research centre for the development of technology to counter malicious cyber attacks, is to expand its operation at Queen’s Institute of... -
Electro Fishing Services helps tackle crayfish problem News
24.02.2011 Down-based Electro Fishing Services is being assisted by Invest Northern Ireland to solve the developing threat of American Signal Crayfish to native fish including salmon and...Categories: Development, Green Tech -
Human wireless nodes drive body-to-body networks News
28.10.2010 Novel sensors carried by members of the public could form the backbone of an ultra high-bandwidth mobile internet infrastructure - and reduce the density of mobile phone base... -
Global analytics body to bridge gap between business and technology News
05.07.2010 The Revenue Commissioners, Queen’s University Belfast, UCD, the Central Statistics Office, Trinity College and SAS Ireland are the driving forces behind a new Analytics... -
Cloud firm Novosco virtualises data centre at Queen’s News
10.06.2010 Belfast cloud computing company Novosco has been appointed to deploy a Cisco-based virtualised data centre infrastructure at Queen’s University Belfast.Categories: Virtualisation, Storage, Software, Networks, Enterprise Applications, Data Centre, Cloud, CIO -
Dell secures stg£500k infrastructure deal with Queen’s News
31.05.2010 Computer giant Dell has been selected by Queen’s University Belfast to deploy a stg£500,000 project to improve the computational infrastructure available to the academic... -
Queen’s University opens new stg£7.5m technology hub News
08.06.2010 A new £7.5m international research hub, which will bring major advances in computer hard drives, new and improved sensors and a host of advanced coatings, opened today at... -
Creating a vibrant sonic boom on the Irish start-up scene News
29.10.2009 Sonic Academy has rapidly grown from being a niche service to providing online video tutorials to an international audience, while it’s on the cusp of adding these tutorials to... -
An all-island tech effort to fight blindness News
22.06.2009 Medical scientists from Queen’s University Belfast and researchers at Waterford Institute of Technology have made a potential new breakthrough in the treatment of an incurable...Categories: R&D -
Entrepreneurs must ride crests of their own waves News
25.03.2009 As the global economic momentum has faded, firms can no longer ‘ride the waves’ created by others, the founder of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) has warned.