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The Kia PV5 Cargo has officially broke a Guinness World Record title for achieving "the greatest distance travelled by a light-duty battery-powered electric van with maximum payload on a single charge is 693.38km".

A consortium led by University of Galway spin-out Fortis Medical Devices has secured a €2.1 million government grant to accelerate the development of breakthrough stroke rehabilitation technology.

In the competitive environment of Galway medtech innovation, a quiet revolution in healthcare is taking place. Based in the city and founded by the trailblazing Siobhán Kelleher, OnaWave Medical is emerging as a game-changing force in the world of medtech, particularly in the realm of pelvic health and hormonal conditions.

Archaeologists have confirmed a ringfort overlooking Galway Bay as a settlement for rulers and nobles in Ireland’s Early Medieval period, a site with a remarkable ancient history.

The Corrandulla Show, one of the biggest outdoor events in the west of Ireland, is on this Sunday, June 22. Corrandulla’s hard-working team are busy putting the finishing touches to what promises to be another spectacular show.

Two ATU academics, Dr Amaya Vega and Dr Niall Maloney, have been successful in securing National Challenge Funding for research projects in two thematic areas, Sustainable Communities (transport) and Future Food Systems (aquaculture). They are among ten finalists in the competitive programme announced by Higher Education Minister James Lawless.

University of Galway has appointed Professor Lokesh Joshi as the Acting Vice-President for Research and Innovation.

As you read this article now and tonight as you sleep, out at sea lies much of the hardware that informs the learning of the Marine Institute. Out there, where nobody goes but the brave and the birds, bob the weather and data buoys that captured the ferocity of the recent storm that lashed the west coast of Ireland.

Digital marketing and social media consultant, Amy O’Sullivan has taken up the role of National President of Network Ireland 2025 following the group’s AGM. She succeeds 2024 President Linda Codoul. Through the theme of her presidency ‘Breaking Barriers’, she plans to highlight the challenges faced by women in business and the importance of overcoming them.

It is important to remember that you do not necessarily need to be tied to a career relating to your degree forever. Nowadays there is great flexibility and opportunities for people to change their careers.