South East Science Festival
The South East Science Festival is coordinated by Calmast, Waterford Institute of Technology’s STEM engagement centre in association with local partners. Read more
The South East Science Festival is coordinated by Calmast, Waterford Institute of Technology’s STEM engagement centre in association with local partners. Read more
A new Technological University for the South East has been announced today by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris. Read more
MicroGen Biotech was founded in 2012 by Dr Xuemei Germaine. It is located in The Enterprise and Research Incubation Centre, IT Carlow. They currently have employees in Ireland and China. The team aim to deliver microbes to help create safer, sustainable food. Read more
Shorla Pharma develop and commercialize innovative oncology drugs for women’s and pediatric cancers. They focus on indications where existing treatments are limited, in shortage or inadequate for the target population. Read more
Shorla Pharma has been chosen as a finalist for the Reuters Global Pharma Awards in the Most Valuable Breakthrough/Discovery category. Read more
Employee numbers and operating profits rose exponentially last year at Waterford-based Genzyme Ireland Ltd – which is owned by Sanofi. Read more
This Autumn, students at Fisk University will attend in-person classes at one of the first virtual reality (VR) campuses in the world. Read more
Toys4Engineers is back and not only that but it’s bigger than ever! Read more
Every week the Ireland South East Development Office will profile one of our most innovative companies. This week it’s MicroGen Biotech based in IT Carlow. Read more