National Microelectronics Applications Centre

Seeing the light
The Irish Times; 7/24/2009; 1015 words; ...at what was then the National Micro-Electronics Research Centre - now the Tyndall Institute...a host of hi-tech applications, many of them in the...and PhD from the national microelectronics research centre at UCC in 2003. Founded...

Science park looks forward to a bright future; Expansion plans are well under way in the region's science and technology sector. Alastair Gilmour finds out who is working faster, and smaller. In association with NETPARK NET.(News)
The Journal (Newcastle, England); 1/29/2009; 2189 words; ...university research centres, spin-out businesses, centres of excellence and...software, photonics, microelectronics, defence and healthcare...Electronics Technology Centre (PETeC) is a...global economy, the national and regional economy...businesses. The Centre for Process ...

NETPark invests in future success.(Business)
The Journal (Newcastle, England); 11/13/2008; 771 words; ...includes four Centres of Excellence...regional and national infrastructure...electronics, microelectronics, photonics, and their application in the fields...Electronics Technology Centre (PETEC...national flagship centre for the development...the region's Centre of ...

National University of Ireland, Maynooth and Alcatel-Lucent launch the first WiMAX Rev-e network service in Ireland.
M2 Presswire; 7/9/2008; 1271 words; ...Alcatel-Lucent: National University of Ireland...and Dublin -- National University of Ireland...is funded by the Centre for Telecommunications...the Institute of Microelectronics and Wireless Systems...technologies and applications". "This project...environments. About National ...

Holding a charge: newly discovered titanium nitride-based superinsulators promise to transform materials research and electronics design.(MATERIAL innovations)
Ceramic Industry; 6/1/2008; 1042 words; ...Energy's Argonne National Laboratory in collaboration...magnetic field. Possible Applications Like superconductors, which have applications in many different areas...the Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre in Leuven, Belgium...