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Coronavirus: Cork nursing home the first to pilot new symptom alert software
Technology alerts staff members remotely if their body temperature gets too high
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Research council chooses candidates from variety of areas for conference in Germany
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Cork flood prevention scheme to take five years to complete
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The future: health sensors that dissolve in the body
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Workers picket Tyndall Institute over pay inequality
Unions say staff being paid less money to do same work as colleagues in UCC
Taoiseach says goverment determined to translate confidence in Irish economy into jobs
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
Breaking Moore’s Law – silicon reaches the bounds of possibility
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Qualcomm announces 100 jobs as new Cork base opens
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