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What to expect as the IoT expands in 2020
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Seattle is currently testing smartphone voting in a local election
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Cork cybersecurity firm warns about increase in attacks from Iran
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Privacy blunder exposes 250m Microsoft customer service records
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Saudi Arabia denies crown prince hacked Jeff Bezos’ phone
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3 ways software development will evolve in 2020
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Huawei postpones developer conference due to coronavirus concerns
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Huawei founder: US may be uncomfortable that ‘someone is better than them’
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Netflix sees ‘strong finish’ to 2019, despite competition from Disney
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Disney+ confirms Irish launch date and subscription price
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Insight’s Noel O’Connor: ‘AI is having a transformative effect on society’
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Huawei may overcome the Google Maps hurdle with TomTom deal
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Cubic Telecom raises €11m in funding from Act Venture Capital
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Where in the world has the cheapest broadband? Report finds unlikely answer
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Could 5G replace cable broadband altogether?
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After meeting its sign-up deadline, GoMo launches a new ‘for life’ offer
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Government invests a further €200,000 in rural broadband services
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Samsung acquires TeleWorld Solutions to advance 5G infrastructure
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State-backed Genomics Medicine Ireland reports almost €38m loss
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8 start-ups transforming the construction industry
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Placer.ai’s analytics tool for retail and hospitality raises $12m
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KerrySciTech teams up with enterprising sports stars for Momentum 2020
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Tines backer Blossom Capital launches $185m European investment fund
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Personio will launch in Ireland after $75m Series C
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Weekend takeaway: Cosy up with 10 great sci-tech reads
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Moral licensing in the world of design
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The countdown is on to Ireland’s sci-tech extravaganza, Inspirefest 2017
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Time running out to get your hands on Inspirefest early bird tickets
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Construction begins on €500m Limerick Twenty Thirty development
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Dave, technology and the power of people
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Irish academics fill ‘gaping hole’ in election process with Fair Play Pledge
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Not sure what to ask politicians about climate action? One Future wants to help
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We found the world’s oldest asteroid strike, and it might have ended an ice age
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Intel and UCD renew collaboration on talent, research and education
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Climate crisis and land clearing pushes platypus to the brink of extinction
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‘I found myself skipping class to be in the field, out collecting new data’
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EU Parliament to vote on AI resolution to give us power to overrule machines
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For hydrogen fuel to change the world, it has to prove how ‘clean’ it is
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Smart contact lenses harness tears to prevent dry eyes
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Liquid gold: Urine passes test as safe eco-fertiliser that won’t make us all sick
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CIT to lead €3.8m EU project to develop next-gen sensors for drones
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Magnetic molecule tech lets us see breast tumours ‘breathe’ in real time
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How many people could live on Earth?
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Forget a climate shift in centuries, more like decades, climatologists claim
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WeForest doubles crowdfunding target to empower Indian village
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World awaits birth of ‘baby dragons’ in Slovenia
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Gold and platinum discovered in south-east Irish streams
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The bees are still in trouble, so we are too
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A perfect blend: Inspirefest serves up a stimulating mix of STEM and humanity
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Inspirefest snapshot: The prodigy turned empire-builder for girls in STEM
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Vogue 25 celebrates science, social media and activism
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With dreams of making it into space, this girl is a real inspiration
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Girls4Tech and STEM for all at Coolest Projects
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The Storytellers: 12 women shining a spotlight on women in STEM
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What’s the difference between skills and competencies?
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Could you be experiencing work fatigue?
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Why it’s always a good idea to take a break before starting a new job
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Why a diversity strategy can’t just rely on ‘celebrating Pride once a year’
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‘Ideal remote work looks like a well-supported and connected team’
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Employee retention: Your first challenge of 2020?
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How this former UCD student ended up working in Silicon Valley
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Why you shouldn’t forget to ‘manage upwards’ in your career
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‘It’s not about the technology – it’s about the problems it solves in the world’
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‘The transition from academia to industry can be quite a daunting thought’
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What’s it like to develop consumer-focused UX for airlines?
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Dún Laoghaire is a ‘home away from home’ for this Puerto Rican woman
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6 top international companies hiring in data right now
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How do companies ensure diversity in their workforce?
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6 companies hiring in fintech right now
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7 US companies hiring in Ireland right now
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7 of the coolest science jobs in the world
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Thinking about a career in marketing? An analytical mind is helpful
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Gallagher & McKinney is hiring for 14 new positions in Derry
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US regtech company AxiomSL announces 100 new jobs in Limerick
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Odyssey VC is bringing 100 new jobs to Kildare
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Armstrong Medical announces £8m investment and 24 new jobs for Coleraine
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Employment in multinationals in Ireland hits a record high – IDA
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Government investing €40m in job creation as ‘we cannot rest on our laurels’
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Expleo is offering paid placements to people returning to work
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Why technology needs people ‘with a track record in supporting women’
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Online NIBRT training wants to build ‘knowledged workers’ for biopharma
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Public sector women’s leadership development programme open for applications
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What 2020 has in store for working life, according to HR leaders
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Why passion is crucial for a job in precision medicine
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‘Intelligence is relative’: Bonnie Greer on understanding Generation Z
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Why you need ‘a willingness to take on challenges’ in a tech career
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‘Innovation is part of the core mission of Trinity College Dublin’
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Students tackle drought, food supply and posture at BTYSTE 2020
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BTYSTE 2020: From eco-friendly dollhouses to the genetics of clever dogs
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Smart bin to sort waste revealed at BT Young Scientist 2020
