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The Tyndall National Institute's expansion programme will ensure that it will
be one of Europe's most advance research centre. The vision for Tyndall is that
it should play a central role in the future development of the Irish knowledge
economy. The Three main areas of research focus in the institute are on:
- Micro-Nanoelectronics
- Microsystems
- Photonics
Supported by strong activities in:
- Theory, modelling and design
- High quality Central Fabrication Facility (CFF) for materials and
devices
In each of these areas, there will be a drive to develop appropriate high
quality output “from atoms to systems”, with the aim of adding significant
intellectual value to potential future products. Tyndall’s contribution will be through the work of world-class teams performing
ground-breaking research on new materials, devices and systems with a “from
atoms to systems” philosophy and focusing on delivering value from research to
the Irish economy. There will be clear objectives to produce results of
internationally-acknowledged excellence and to train significant numbers of high
quality graduates to PhD level. Over the period 2006 to 2011 this growth
will help increase the numbers of staff and students from 300 to 500, in line
with the government strategy to double PhD student numbers in Ireland in the
period 2007 to 2013
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