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Northern Ireland tech hub makes trio of appointments

Catalyst is a science and technology hub focused on developing the country’s tech industry and has appointed three industry leaders

United kingdomNorthern irelandClaire colhounPaul hanniganJeanette walkerMark wj fergusonAlec mcritchieLetterkenny institute of technologyHigher education authorityEuropean innovation council for the commissionCentral applications officeRenovo groupEngland internationalEastern region biotechnology initiativeDonegal county development boardScience foundation ireland

Catalyst appoints three directors to drive innovation in Northern Ireland

Former SFI head Prof Mark Ferguson is one of the trio joining the board of Catalyst, along with Jeanette Walker and Paul Hannigan.

United kingdomNorthern irelandClaire colhounPaul hanniganJeanette walkerAlec mcritchieMark fergusonEllvena grahamAtlantic technological universityLetterkenny institute of technologyHigher education authorityCentral applications officeEngland internationalEastern region biotechnology initiativeScience foundation irelandDonegal county development board

New funding secures long-term sustainability of world-renowned CAIN archive in Derry

New funding ensures long-term sustainability of CAIN archive in Derry The funding will directly support a significant modernisation of the site, including the introduction of cutting-edge archival content management systems © Eamon Melaugh (http://cain.ulster.ac.uk/melaugh/) Reporter: ); ); Ulster University (UU) has confirmed that its highly regarded CAIN archive at Magee will be retained as a live and curated resource thanks to a generous donation from Initiatives of Change. The funding will directly support a significant modernisation of the site, including the introduction of cutting-edge archival content management systems not available when the Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN) site was first pioneering online archives, over two decades ago.

United kingdomNorthern irelandThomasp oneillRoddy evansDalai lamaBill clintonEamon melaughPaul seawrightJohn humeAlec mcritchieUniversity mageeInternational conflict research instituteAcademy for peaceReconciliation fundUlster universityUlster university graduate academy for peace

Future of long-running Troubles archive secured with new funding

Cain has been a free online resource since March 1997.

United kingdomNorthern irelandPaul seawrightRoddy evansAlec mcritchieAcademy for peaceUlster universitySocial sciencesGraduate academySocial justiceSupport theChange committeeClonard monasteryThe troublesஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்வடக்கு ஐயர்ல்யாஂட்

Future of Troubles archive secured with new funding

The future of a long-running Troubles archive has been secured. Cain is an online collection of information and materials related to Northern Ireland’s troubled past and politics. Now a donation by Initiatives of Change will enable it to be sustainable as a live, curated archive, the Ulster University has announced. The future of Cain, an online archive of the Northern Ireland’s Troubles has been saved with new funding (Cain/PA) It comes after a campaign by the university and Cain to secure the future of the website, which has been a free online resource since March 1997. The funding will also support a significant modernisation of the site, including the introduction of cutting-edge archival content management.

Northern irelandUnited kingdomPaul seawrightRoddy evansAlec mcritchieAcademy for peaceUlster universitySocial sciencesGraduate academySocial justiceChange committeeClonard monasteryவடக்கு ஐயர்ல்யாஂட்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்பால் கடல் உரிமைரோடி எவன்ஸ்

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