Tyndall 2030 Strategic Launch

On 25 April, Taoiseach Micheál Martin officially launched Tyndall 2030, Tyndall National Institute’s ambitious new five-year strategy to position Ireland as a global leader in semiconductor innovation.

The landmark event, attended by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless TD, brought together leaders from industry, academia and government to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of the semiconductor sector.

Get a glimpse of the day and hear from the experts helping to shape the future of semiconductors in Europe and beyond. Watch the highlights now.

Panel discussion at Tyndall 2030 strategic launch featuring Mathias Rauch, Mary Finegan, Erja Turunen and Arian Zwegers, alongside MC Siobhan Dolan Clancy and Paul Kelleher.
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Connecting ideas. Delivering impact.

Tyndall 2030 represents a step change in the role the institute will play nationally and internationally in delivering on Europe’s ambitions to achieve strategic autonomy in semiconductors. The core of the Tyndall 2030 strategy is a clear mission and purpose to advance semiconductor research and innovation and translate that into real-world impact.

This will be achieved through strong collaboration with industry and other academic and research institutions, the commercialisation of outputs, the development of world-class deep-tech talent and the expansion and upgrade of our large-scale research infrastructure. Our ambition is to position Ireland as a global leader in sustainable semiconductor innovation. 

Tyndall 2030, is not about Tyndall’s future, it is about Ireland’s future as a flourishing society and economy in a digitalised world.

Tyndall 2030

Research Leadership

Excellence and distinction in selected programmes of scale

Strategic Priorities:

  • Drive research focus
  • Establish key strategic partnerships
  • Create world-class talent pools
Innovation

Commercialising breakthrough semiconductor technologies

Strategic priorities:

  • Develop future semiconductor technologies
  • Build Ireland’s global R&D innovation hub
  • Create Ireland’s future semiconductor companies

 

Positioning

Securing Ireland’s place at the core of the global chips landscape

Strategic priorities:

  • Champion thought leadership
  • Scale global partner networks
  • Steer and lead major strategic initiatives
Talent

An employer of choice and career accelerator

Strategic priorities:

  • Attract top talent
  • Strengthen Tyndall’s talent framework
  • Enhance innovation and entrepreneurship
  • Amplify leadership and culture
Infrastructure

Physical and digital foundations for the next wave of breakthroughs

Strategic priorities:

  • Expand buildings, labs and fabs
  • Deliver equipment, tooling and technology
  • Streamline access

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