John Hanbury of Storm Technology explains how his hurling skills have helped his career as a software engineer. John Hanbury is a Galway hurler but, in his day-to-day job, he’s also a software engineer with Storm Technology. While his diverse passions might seem worlds apart, he has discovered that many of the technical and soft skills […]
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A dozen influencers you need to know if you’re doing sci-tech business in Galway and the west of Ireland. This month, as Siliconrepublic.com focuses on Galway and Ireland’s west coast sci-tech scene, we’ve identified the need-to-know influencers in this space. From the areas of business and research to start-ups, investment and Government, these are a
The engineering ecosystem of Galway and its environs has evolved significantly in recent years, attracting companies large and small. Galway long been revered as a cultural nucleus of the country. This is certainly not a characterisation it has ever shied away from. Yet for Mike Conroy, this association risks overshadowing one of the most compelling
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Those living with diabetes on the Aran Islands could now see their prescriptions delivered from the mainland in a matter of minutes. Efforts to reduce the levels of isolation experienced by those at the furthest reaches of Ireland have seen researchers and other stakeholders test a service that could improve the quality of life of
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NUI Galway will host the 8th International Conference on ‘Biotechniques for Air Pollution Control and Bioenergy’. This major international conference will focus on the topic of Waste Gas Treatment and will involve over 80 researchers from 20 countries around the world. It will take place at NUI Galway from the 28-30 August. New research from NUI
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