The Electronic and Computing division provides members with a professional and social network for developing their knowledge base and fostering potential business opportunities.
Electronic and Computing division members work in software development and testing, including the gaming industry; mobile and fixed line telecommunications; internet services; embedded systems development and signal processing. Members have the opportunity to learn and share experiences with their peers and with representatives from the associated industry groups at events organised by the division.
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A new approach to software is needed that not only makes it convenient to build but automatically ensures it is error-free, writes former Engineers Ireland president Chris Horn.
Many more molecules than all the stars in the universe sit in a teaspoon of water: think about that as you stir your next cup of tea, writes former Engineers Ireland president Chris Horn.
A new system devises hardware architectures to hasten robots’ response time.
Dr Lynette Keeney is based at Tyndall National Institute where she is looking at new ways to store data. She is the recipient of two Royal Society-SFI University Research Fellowships for her contribution to deep tech research. In this interview she talks about her academic career and the importance of STEM advocacy.
Quantum computers could usher in a golden age of computing power, solving problems intractable on today’s machines.
Imagine controlling your computer just by thinking. It sounds far out, but real advances are happening on these so-called brain-computer interfaces. More researchers and companies are moving into the area. Yet major challenges remain, from user training to the reality of invasive brain implant procedures.
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