YOUNG-ICT WOMEN, the first project signed under the EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Youth Employment, officially launched on 12 December 2018 in Brussels. The “YOUNG-ICT WOMEN – Innovative Solutions to Increase the Numbers of EU Vulnerable Girls and Young Women into the Digital Agenda" project (Project Nr. 2017-1-094 under the leadership of the Latvian Information and Communication Technologies Association), Women4IT in short, is implemented ...

At the end of 2018 our most recent graduates from the MSc in Applied Architecture were congratulated for their achievements by Iasa Global CEO, Paul Preiss. Well done to all of our students and thank you to Paul for taking the time to meet them. "I had the honor of presenting Iasa certification awards to the graduating class from the masters graduates for the Masters ...

In the 1996 film, Star Trek: First Contact, there’s an exchange between Enterprise Captain Jean Luc Picard and another character about the economies of the 24th century. Captain Picard notes that “The economics of the future are somewhat different.” We may still be some years away from the 24th century, but when you look back on our most recent history, the changes in our ...

At the Irish Computer Society AGM last month, Professor Mike Hinchey was elected as the new President of the Society.He is professor of Software Engineering at the University of Limerick and the former director of LERO – The Irish Software Research Centre. Prior to his time at LERO, Prof Hinchey was director of the Software Engineering Laboratory at NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre in ...

Edward McDonnell is the Director of the National Centre for Applied Data Analytics & Machine Intelligence. The Centre which is funded by EI and the IDA has over 80 member companies across a wide span of industries. The Centre’s primary focus is on delivering industry prototypes, technology demonstrators and state-of-the-art reviews.Prior to being appointed Director of CeADAR, Edward was European Director of Innovation & Technology ...

Have your say by taking part in the 2019  National Data Protection survey and win a free ticket to the National Data Protection conference on 23 to 24 January 2019. The 2019 National Data Protection Survey is now open. By responding to this survey you will contribute to the developing field of Data Protection and will have your opinion heard.