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September 19, 2023
The Dublin-based agricultural technology start up, Micron Agritech, has raised €2.7 million to position itself for "further expansion".
September 19, 2022
A Co. Kildare milk technology company has scooped a national award for an invention providing real time body condition scoring for dairy cows
September 19, 2022
Pearson Milking Technology wins at Enterprise Ireland Innovation Arena awards 2022-09-19
January 7, 2022
State genomic surveillance committee chairman and virologist Dr V Ravi and a team of 12 R&D personnel from Tata MD developed OmiSure, India's first indigenously developed Omicron testing kit.
January 7, 2022
State genomic surveillance committee chairman and virologist Dr V Ravi and a team of 12 R&D personnel from Tata MD developed OmiSure, India's first indigenously developed Omicron testing kit.
January 4, 2022
Currently the kit that is being used to detect the Omicron variant in India is developed by US-based scientific instrumentation company Thermo Fisher. It uses the S Gene Target Failure (SGTF) strategy to detect the variant.
December 3, 2021
LESLEY Griffiths MS, minister for rural affairs and North Wales, visited teams from Bangor University’s Biocomposites Centre and Menai Science…
May 26, 2021
Micron Agritech was one of two winners of a Wales-based agri hack event, which saw 12 teams competing for £135,000 in funding.
December 11, 2020
Drone delivery firm Manna wins grand prize at National Startup Awards Image: © Shutter2U/Stock.adobe.com Dozens of Irish start-ups were named winners at this year’s National Startup Awards, with Manna taking the top prize. The winners of this year’s National Startup Awards were announced virtually this year as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The competition is open to Irish companies and organisations across all sectors that have been operational for up to five years. There were 10 awa...
December 10, 2020
Irish entrepreneur Deirdre McGettrick has launched a Series A funding round ahead of planned expansion of her London-based shopping portal ufurnish.com targeting more than £5m (€5.5m). The Sligo-born former City of London investment banker launched the business, which does for furniture shoppers what platforms like Daft.ie do for house buyers, two years ago with her husband Ray Wright. An early-stage £1.8m investment closed at the start of this year was backed by a group of well-heeled Ang...