Mark Campbell

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The extraction lab where coronavirus is extracted and isolated from patient samples at Randox. Photograph: Alan Betson
Inside Randox, the Northern Irish firm at the heart of UK’s Covid testing effort

In a week in which Irish lockdown restrictions eased and the world’s first Covid-19 vaccine was given approval, Randox, a Northern Irish diagnostics c(...)

Testing for the coronavirus. Photograph: AP
Randox ships Covid-19 test kits to Wuhan hospitals

Randox, the Co Antrim health diagnostics company which has developed a rapid test for the new strain of coronavirus, will start shipping test kits thi(...)

Pictured at the Lero Esports Science research lab are (from left) postgraduate researcher Jessica Mangione, research assistant Niall Ramsbottom, programme manager Dr Adam Toth, postgraduate researcher Yueying Gong and lab Director Dr Mark Campbell. Photograph: Diarmuid Greene/True Media
Irish research lab to focus on esport ‘athletes’

Software research centre Lero has opened Ireland’s first esports research lab as it tries to identify the traits that make the best gamers. The lab,(...)

“Empathy is inbuilt. Our brains are wired to mirror the emotions of others. But we filter our understanding through the biases we carry.”
Empathy: the secret ingredient in innovation
  • Work
  • August 24, 2018, 05:46

What makes a new business idea succeed? We know that only 10 per cent of new businesses survive, so the answer is both important and elusive. The mak(...)

Joshua Molloy (24), who has been detained in Iraq.
British diplomats seek access to Irish man in Iraqi prison

British diplomats are seeking access to an Irish man and two British citizens who were detained in Iraq after fighting with Kurdish forces against Isl(...)

An image of Joshua Molloy from his Facebook page
Who is the Irish man held in Iraq after battling Islamic State?

“A nice young chap” is how postmistress Mary Brennan describes Joshua Molloy, the 24-year-old from Ballylinan, Co Laois, who is currently detained in (...)

Mark Campbell, founder of Pocket Anatomy, at Start-up Night Limerick.
‘People create jobs, not the government’

People create jobs, not the government, more than 100 entrepreneurs and business people were told at Start-Up Night Limerick. “I hate seeing an(...)

Start-up Nation: Pocket Anatomy

“It’s fair to say that people have a real interest in how the human body works,” says Pocket Anatomy CEO Mark Campbell, and whether you’re a doctor, n(...)