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| Enterprise Ireland appoints new Director of Life Science and Food Research Commercialisation. | |||||
| Enterprise Ireland announced today (28th January 2009) the appointment of Dr. Keith O'Neill as Enterprise Ireland's Director of Life Science and Food Research Commercialisation. He will take up the position on 23rd February 2009.
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| Major R&D investment to drive exports and employment in food sector | |||||
| A unique partnership between four of Ireland's leading dairy companies to research how the natural properties of milk can be extracted and used to deliver health benefits for consumers has received €20 million in funding from Enterprise Ireland. The funding for the establishment of the |
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| Research in Process Analytical Technology | |||||
| A call for proposals from research groups in Public Research Organisations
Ireland hosts a significant bio-pharmaceutical industry, a growing indigenous biotechnology industry, along with a developing clinical research infrastructure, and all the companies that service those sectors. The adoption |
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| NUI Galway Research to boost health and economy | |||||
| Biomedical research at NUI Galway is revolutionising the way patients can be cared for and creating high-value research jobs in the process. Technologies developed at the university, with funding from Enterprise Ireland, have attracted significant investment from global biomedical testing leader, |
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| Enterprise Ireland to Nurture Biotech Start-Ups at St James's Hospital | |||||
| Today (Tuesday, Oct 3, 2006) Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Micheál Martin T.D., officially opened a new Enterprise Ireland-supported bioincubation facility at St James's Hospital, Dublin. The bioincubator, aimed at fostering the growth of Irish biotechnology companies, comprises |
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