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A new doctoral training programme in data science led by University of Limerick and a number of key industry partners has been launched. The new industry and Government supported PhD programme in Foundations of Data Science was launched by the Minister of State at the Department of Education and Skills with special responsibility for Higher…
Dr Norma Bargary In partnership with University College Dublin and Maynooth University, the University of Limerick is to lead a new €21million SFI Centre for Research Training (CRT) in Foundations of Data Science, with industry partners coordinated by Skillnet Ireland. The Centre has been awarded funding of €13.6 million by Science Foundation Ireland, and will provide 139…
Analog Devices Networking Event UL Analog CRT 001 06.09.2019. Univeristy of Limerick, FUSE CRT event, Analog Devices, Raheen. Photo by Alan Place. UL Analog CRT 004 06.09.2019. Univeristy of Limerick, FUSE CRT event, Analog Devices, Raheen. Photo by Alan Place. UL Analog CRT 005 06.09.2019. Univeristy of Limerick, FUSE CRT event, Analog Devices, Raheen. Photo…
Launch Event 3155-001 3155-008 Repro Free: 17/09/2019 Study up…officials gather to announce the launch of Industry and Government supported PhD programme in Foundations of Data Science. Pictured at the launch is Minister of State at the Department of Education and Skills with special responsibility for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor, T.D. with Dr Ruth Freeman,…
James, you are a mathematician at the University of Limerick, and you co-direct MACSI to solve problems for industry. How does that work? “MACSI, or the Mathematics Applications Consortium for Science and Industry, is a UL-based network of academics who use applied mathematics to solve problems and answer questions in industry and science. We are funded…
Announced by Minister Heather Humphreys TD Minister for Business, Enterprise, and Innovation, and Minister of State for Training, Skills, Innovation, Research and Development, John HalliganTD, the centre has been awarded funding of €13.6 million by Science Foundation Ireland. The Centre for Research Training (CRT) will train 139 PhD students towards a world-class foundational understanding of Applied Mathematics, Statistics, and Machine Learning. This represents the…
