Tyndall National Institute is to shift its focus over the next five years to carry out research to address the world’s major societal challenges including energy and climate change. Tyndall launched its 2025 strategy yesterday, setting out a roadmap to build on almost 40 years of information and communications technology research. Since the launch of the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 research programme, Tyndall has participated in 88 projects. One element of the strategy will see Tyndall focus on ensuring that Ireland is a recognised centre for the research of Quantum Technologies. “Tyndall 2025 will significantly change the way in which we approach our work,” Tyndall CEO, Professor William Scanlon said.

Source: Irish Examiner January 29, 2020 15:56 UTC