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Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) PhD student Aaron Maloney has been awarded this year’s Jane Grimson Medal of Excellence by the Irish Research Council (IRC).

The search for the killer smile has been one that has ratcheted up in the last few decades with the evolution of dental technology that enables that perfect (or maybe too-perfect) Hollywood smile to be available to all of.

Zimmer Biomet, a global medical device manufacturer specialising in orthopaedic implants, are holding an Open Day at their state-of-the-art Oranmore facility on April 6 from 3.30pm-8pm.

Zimmer Biomet, a global medical device manufacturer specialising in orthopaedic implants, is holding an Open Day at its state-of-the-art Oranmore facility on the April 6 from 3.30pm- 8pm. The site has various high tech operations including 3D printing, 4 and 5 axis CNC machining and a clean and pack area.

University of Galway is calling all wannabe engineers to participate in a free family event, Engineering Our Future: Family Fun Day.

The Sligo Engineering Fair will return for its fourth annual event on Sunday, March 6, at the IT Sligo campus and online from 12pm to 5pm. A blended experience of in-person and online shows will offer an array of workshops and demonstrations suitable for all age groups.

I-Form, the SFI Research Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, has agreed a collaboration with Westport-based w1Da to accelerate the development and production of eco-friendly electric marine motors.

Researchers have long suspected that taking a number of prescription medications concurrently, otherwise known as polypharmacy, is a leading cause of therapeutic non-compliance among patients.

The Irish Medtech Association, the Ibec group that represents the sector, this week revealed the results of a major survey on advanced manufacturing at the “Manufacturing the Future Conference 2019”, at the Salthill Hotel, Galway.

Tributes were being paid last evening to industrial and cultural visionary Dr Chris Coughlan, who died suddenly this week. Through his involvement with a variety of commercial and cultural organisations in the city, Dr Coughlan made an immense contribution to the development of Galway, spearheading most of the current plans for future-proofing the city.