Entries by Adam Goodall

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Magee’s School of Medicine opens doors to first students

Ulster University’s new School of Medicine at Magee has welcomed its very first intake of 70 students. The first cohort to enter the first graduate entry medical school in Northern Ireland is made up of students with a wide range of related and non-scientific/healthcare backgrounds from politics to investment banking, radiography, management consultancy, optometry, forensic […]

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Assured Skills Welding Academies launched at NWRC

NI Economy Minister Gordon Lyons has announced the first two of four Assured Skills Collaborative Welding Academies at North West Regional College. The first two Assured Skills Academies will see 24 successful applicants receive industry-standard welding training during a five-week course at the college’s Limavady and Springtown campuses, followed by two weeks of consolidation training […]

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Bitesize business support for budding entrepreneurs

A new online support platform is offering free videos, articles and advice to anyone considering setting up their own business in Northern Ireland. Rebel on Demand offers impartial advice on starting up without debt, making sales, and increasing confidence and motivation. The on-demand service allows users to tailor their learning journey, record progress, and formulate an […]

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Smart Nano NI lands £42.4m funding boost

A nanotechnology consortium to develop new technology for medical devices, communication and data storage has been awarded £42.4m by the UK Research and Innovation’s (UKRI) Strength in Places Fund. Smart Nano NI is led by Seagate Technology in collaboration with North West Regional College, Analytics Engines, Causeway Sensors, Cirdan Imaging, Digital Catapult NI, Queen’s University Belfast, Ulster University and Yelo. The funding […]

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Allstate NI hails North West’s ‘ingenuity and innovation’

Northern Ireland’s largest IT company has praised the North West’s “resilience, ingenuity and innovation” as it celebrates its 20th year in business locally. Allstate NI provides high-quality software development services and business solutions to support its parent company, the US-based insurance giant Allstate Corporation. It began its Derry operations in 2001 with 20 staff, and […]

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E&I Engineering announces 100 new jobs after Vertiv deal

North West firm E&I Engineering will recruit 100 new staff in the next year after its acquisition by the US-based infrastructure solutions and services company Vertiv. The electrical switchgear manufacturer has plants across Derry and Donegal and employs more than 2,100 people worldwide. With all current roles to be safeguarded in the takeover, E&I says […]

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Derry’s Elemental acquired by Servelec

Local social prescribing company Elemental Software has announced its acquisition by UK health informatics firm Servelec. Founded in 2013 by two former community development workers, the Derry-based business provides technology to connect people with support and services in their community, address social issues, and improve wellbeing. Following the sale to Servelec, a leading supplier of […]

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INVEST NI INNOVATION VOUCHER CLINICS

Is your business looking for help or guidance with research and innovation? Perhaps your product, service or process requires expertise that is outside your current R&D capacity? Did you know that the Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway Network can help? To compete in the challenging global business environment, indigenous companies face an ever-increasing demand for advancement […]