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👍👍A big thank you to everyone who submitted their ideas into the NUIG Explore Innnovation Awards💡powered by Blackstone Launchpad NUI Galway! Keep those fingers crossed, results to be announced 🔜🤞🤞

DEADLINE EXTENDED! Apply for the NUIG Explore Innovation Awards by 16th March 2018.

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Ireland continues to prove it's innovative potential.

Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation to develop Ireland’s first Space Strategy for Enterprise – Irish Tech News The Minister of State for Training, Skills, Innovation, Research and Development, John Halligan T.D., has announced the development of Ireland’s first national Space Strategy for Enterprise by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation.

Ireland's innovation is becoming impressively prominent on the world stage. The Bloomberg Innovation Index ranked it as the 13th most innovative country in the world, and placed it first in a number of sub-categories such as value-added and productivity.

Ireland seen as more innovative than in previous years State ranked 13th out of 50 countries for innovation while South Korea comes first

Great news! EXPLORE is now accepting applications. So visit our website, http://explore.su.nuigalway.ie/ and click on the Apply section.
EXPLORE brings students and staff together to bring new ideas to life. €900 funding available per project.

Great to see the 'Breaking the SEAL’ – Student Engagement with Archives through Learning' 2015/16 EXPLORE project celebrated yesterday at NUI Galway after Barry Houlihan and Paul Flynn won a national award for outstanding excellence and innovation in the field of information literacy and teaching in Ireland from CONUL (Consortium of National and University Libraries). The cake was good!

Congratulations to the 'Breaking the SEAL’ – Student Engagement with Archives through Learning' 2015/16 Explore project who have won a national award for outstanding excellence and innovation in the field of information literacy and teaching in Ireland from CONUL (Consortium of National and University Libraries). The winners Barry Houlihan (Hardiman Library) and Paul Flynn (School of Education) have won €1,000 for use in professional development or project-related activity and are now invited to showcase their work in the Journal of Information Literacy. Their project focused on connecting second level students to the archival material, primary sources, and collections of the Hardiman Library.