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EU Projects at Tyndall

At the EU Programmes Office in Tyndall, our goal is to strengthen our collaborative research efforts across the entire innovation chain, driving industry growth and delivering benefits to society as a whole. Our extensive network builds on partnerships with over 600 organisations to deliver value across several European programmes including Horizon Europe, Digital Europe, Public-Private-Partnerships (including the Chips JU), Erasmus+ and the Life programme. Tyndall is currently involved in many European projects and initiatives not only in the microelectronics and photonics sectors, but also in telecommunications, agriculture, energy, health and advanced manufacturing.

Further details on European projects currently involving Tyndall are provided below.

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TIPS4PED

Biosensei

QPIC1550

EPIQUE

Inphomir

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Cian O’Murchu

Cian O’Murchu

Louise Burgoyne

Louise Burgoyne

Martin O’Connell

Martin O’Connell

Martin is a senior research and communications professional with extensive international experience in implementing global strategies; disseminating science and innovation; identifying areas and opportunities to translate research; driving the creation of platforms that will enhance the ability to engage national and international stakeholders and building partnerships across academia, government and industry to address national priorities and global challenges.

Tyndall Researcher Awarded Prestigious Marie Curie Funding to Transform Protein Analysis through Advanced Photonic Technologies

Dr Padraic Morrissey, Senior Technology Programme Manager has been awarded funding from the prestigious Marie Curie Doctoral Networks programme, for the PROTEMIC project.

Industrial Waste Heat to be transformed into Sustainable Energy Solution

Tyndall is leading a €3m Horizon Europe project to develop a new system that will contribute to energy harvesting from industrial waste heat.

Early Career Researchers in Tyndall receive funding from SFI-IRC pathway programme awards

Two researchers from Tyndall received funding from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the Irish Research Council (IRC) under the pathway programme.

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