Universities to develop nanoscience

“Ten third-level institutions are to pool their knowledge and resources in a new collaboration for the study of nanoscience, which was launched yesterday. Some €31.6 million has been allocated by the Higher Education Authority to Inspire (Integrated nanoscience platform for Ireland) in order to improve Ireland’s capability in this field. Ireland has been ranked world sixth in research of nanoscience …” (more)

[Genevieve Carbery, Irish Times, 31 October]

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