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As the internet of things starts to take off, a whistleblower sounds an alert on how user data is being collected for government surveillance.

2011 in STEM: While activists and AI were making themselves heard, Steve Jobs’ death came at a time of shifting power across the tech industry.

Silicon Republic, Europe's leading tech news service, brings you Future Human, the evolution of their successful Inspirefest event.

Since 2013, Silicon Republic’s Women Invent campaign has become a powerful tool to ensure women in STEM get the spotlight they deserve.

Nokia Bell Labs’ Julie Byrne talks about what the future holds for research in Ireland, from biosensors to 6G.

NPHET chair and former Maynooth University president Prof Philip Nolan will lead Ireland’s science funding agency from January 2022.

The science and technology magazine has existed as a solely online brand for almost two decades, but this is the first time it has introduced subscriptions

How to get in touch with the team at Silicon Republic.

Future Human’s Ann O’Dea sits down with Mark Ferguson as he nears the end of a decade as head of SFI and Ireland’s chief scientific adviser.

What to expect at the first ever virtual BT Young Scientist exhibition Sinethemba Masina and Anga Singqandu from Borrisokane Community College, Co Tipperary. Image: Fennell Photography Free registration has opened for the virtual BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition taking place in January 2021. The 2021 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) will be like no other in its long history as the event has gone fully virtual amid the Covid-19 pandemic. This year’s main exhibi...