Nora Khaldi

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Neil Foster, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Nuritas. “We are going to change the face of healthcare using AI. We are using it to bring better treatments to a lot of unmet medical need.”
Nuritas: Applying AI to the peptide discovery process

Peptides are naturally occurring biological substances that can possess beneficial health and wellness properties. Typically used for preventative he(...)

Therese Gillespie and Danny Forde of Atlantic Therapeutics. Photograph: Conor McCabe.
Fixing your pelvic floor, applying AI to curing disease and a breathalyser for gut health

Improving confidence and quality of life Urinary incontinence affects hundreds of millions of people around the world and often goes untreated and un(...)

MeetingsBooker.com founder and chief executive Ciaran Delaney.
MeetingsBooker projects bright future as online bookings grow

MeetingsBooker.com is expecting the number of reservations it processes through its software platform to triple next year to more than 30 million. Th(...)

NDRC chief executive Ben Hurley: he said that even with near full employment in the Republic there were still plenty of wannabe entrepreneurs establishing their own businesses
NDRC portfolio companies report jump in follow-on investment

Follow-on investment in Irish technology companies initially backed by early-stage investor NDRC jumped 30 per cent last year to more than €250 millio(...)

Dr Nora Khaldi, founder and chief scientific officer, Nuritas
Business winner lessons: ‘I would have taken the business international sooner’

Eight of Ireland’s pace-setters, all winners of The Irish Times Business Person of the Month Award, talk to us about their life at the top; what they’(...)

Dr Elaine Sullivan, chief executive of Carrick Therapeutics. Photograph: Dave Meehan
Irish Times Business Person of the Year: three more contenders

From groundbreaking deals to promising funding rounds, the winners for October, November and December of this year’s Irish Times Business Person of th(...)

Pictured at the launch of this year’s The Irish Times Business Awards in association with KPMG, were Eimear Moran, media solutions director with the Irish Times; KPMG managing partner Shaun Murphy, and Cathriona Hallahan, managing director of Microsoft Ireland and chair of the judging panel. Photograph: Kieran Harnett
‘The Irish Times’ launches second annual business awards

The second edition of The Irish Times Business Awards, in association with KPMG has been launched. This year’s awards ceremony will be held in the Ma(...)

Orla Veale: “We’ve seen continuous growth since launch. We’ve also successfully attracted a mix of SMEs and large multinational clients”
‘There’s no point putting a flashy marketing plan over a bad business plan’

Orla Veale combined her business, creative and technical skills to set up Conker, a marketing company focused on the health and wellness sectors. Wha(...)

Global markets tumbled after the arrest in Canada of a top executive at Chinese telecoms group Huawei fanned concern over the ability of the US and China to make their trade truce permanent
Global markets tumble, BofI pension plans, and how Brexit VAT could close Irish firms

A global stock market slump wiped €2.5 billion off Irish stocks on Thursday as Ireland’s main stock index fell 3.11 per cent. Markets tumbled after th(...)

Dr Nora Khaldi founded Nuritas in 2014 and this funding makes it the first Irish biotech company to be backed by the EIB.
Nuritas founder named ‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month

Dr Nora Khaldi, founder and chief science officer of Dublin biotechnology company Nuritas, has been chosen as The Irish Times Business Person of the M(...)

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