‘Quantum technologies are beautiful’: Physics, funding and the family business

Award-winning physicist Dr Mark Mitchison describes the situation for early-career researchers in Ireland as 'dire' because of a lack of support. ‘It’s a huge problem that will exacerbate inequality and severely damage Ireland’s future if it isn’t fixed,’ he predicts. Read more: ‘Quantum technologies are beautiful’: Physics, funding and the family business
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Latest experimental plasma jet thruster uses only air and electricity

An experimental plasma jet thruster has been revealed that is not reliant on fossil fuels and uses the power of microwaves for propulsion. The post Latest experimental plasma jet thruster uses only air and electricity appeared first on Silicon Republic. https://bit.ly/3dpRTaf

‘Living robots’ that reproduce could help us develop regenerative medicine

Scientists hope the research behind these xenobots will open the door to more advanced forms of living machines and new forms of medicine. The post ‘Living robots’ that reproduce could help us develop regenerative medicine appeared first on Silicon Republic. https://bit.ly/3xzXqWY

Carlow cloud start-up Stryve invests €1m in UK expansion

The expansion comes after Stryve made some high-profile tenders in the UK since its founding in 2018. The post Carlow cloud start-up Stryve invests €1m in UK expansion appeared first on Silicon Republic. https://bit.ly/3Hhk3U6

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