Advisory role for firms such as Facebook would amount to self-regulation

Éirloop has already beaten the odds to become one of 20 finalists in California

Experts from three US firms operating in Ireland talk about the trends they are seeing in their industry

Mass redeployment rather than unemployment on the cards as automation takes hold

Mass redeployment rather than unemployment on the cards as automation takes hold

Varying in approach depending on the level, Stem education can open young minds

Ireland is at the helm of this cognitive industrial revolution, and businesses need to get on board

More than just a degree: Opportunities abound in many branches of engineering and technology as creativity and critical skills are increasingly in demand

Results due from Apple, Merck, Pfizer, Aon and Tesla, McDonalds and Trinity Biotech

From September 2018, physical education will be offered as a full examinable Leaving Cert subject, giving students interested in sports and exercise a chance to play to their strengths

InsideSales.com’s $50m fund round in 2017 was supported by ISIF

New €4m artificial intelligence initiative to be led by Prof Barry Smyth

Research carried out by team at Galway Neuroscience Centre and CÚRAM

Access science: ‘The idea is to engage people through hands-on workshops and activities that are accessible’

Employer bodies have warned there is a critical shortage of Stem graduates

Discrimination in statistical analysis goes deeper than algorithms written by humans

The US military’s research arm is interested in far more than simply combat

FutureScope event covers everything from AI and fake news, to IoT and data analytics

Researchers and GAA team up with aim of reaching 130,000 students

Friday Interview: Dave Elkington, founder and CEO of InsideSales.com

Firm makes agreement with Insight Centre for Data Analytics as investors include ISIF

A new, digital version of James Joyce’s ‘A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’ celebrates the centenary of the book’s publication

Science Foundation Ireland’s award scheme expands to include best early career scientist

Dr Marc Ó Gríofa leads public in exploration of links between deep sea and deep space

An Irish runner and professor has analysed data from 150,000 Dublin City Marathon runners

From Moocs to lab work, there’s a wealth of adult and further education courses. Here’s just a sample

We are as far as ever from creating machines with true cognition

Study of 1.5m Brexit-related tweets sent in last fortnight shows most in favour of Brits remaining

Interlocking directorships can have a bad effect on performance through group-think

There is no shortage of initiatives to boost the number of females in Stem subjects

From computer coding to space exploration a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics can take you anywhere

STEM can open up a huge range of exciting and innovative opportunities. One such example is ‘lifelogger’ Dr Cathal Gurrin

Three key industry figures explain how their passion for science and technology shaped their careers

RIA Gold Medal winner Alan Smeaton’s work at DCU and Insight is wide-ranging but includes helping people with Alzheimer’s and dementia to remember

Derilinx provides government agencies with access to better quality data feeds

New approach can lead to fresh perspectives and innovations in model based on Stanford programme

The Infant Biobank freezer facility contains more than 1.5 million tissue samples from pregnant women and their babies

Smart cities aren’t just cool places full of technology – they can be efficient and good for the environment

The Insight Centre at UCC has drawn up a ‘Magna Carta’ to uphold our online privacy

Predict Conference at the RDS will feature more than 40 speakers