Wednesday 20 January, 2021
Ten years ago, the global market for nano-enabled materials was €420 million. In 2015, it will be $2.5 trillion. Nanoscience is the future and Ireland is very much part of it, writes John Boland.
Trinity-based science laboratory CRANN has developed a new graphene sensor that can detect even the slightest change in signal.
The largest ever research project funded in the history of the EU was announced this morning.
The non-Government funding of €8 million has resulted in 50 full time jobs.
*on the shelf, that is, thanks to Dublin-based scientists.
