Tyndall Institute

Extraordinary Emigrants: John Tyndall’s inventions also led to modern fibre optics, respirators, and fog horns

Virtual reality: Tánaiste tries on wearable tech for size at Cork technology conference

High rental potential for 78 homes as student numbers and employers in area grow

Implanted devices are being developed that can feed health data to a computer and then disappear

This century may depend on photonics just as 20th century relied on electronics

What should you know about our third-level colleges? What is life on campus like? And what can you find out at open days?

Science Foundation Ireland nurtures world class research in Irish universities

Rank Prize-winner Eoin O’Reilly turns his laser precision on the Tyndall Institute

Unions say staff being paid less money to do same work as colleagues in UCC

Two companies in Cork to create 200 new jobs to bring total of posts announced in the region in seven day to close to 1,000

Silicon chips are expected to hit peak performance by the end of the decade

Wireless technology specialist may deliver further employment with new R&D unit

Leading Tyndall researcher left in disagreement over pay and conditions