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Medable Inc : Medable eröffnet neue EMEA-Zentrale in Dublin; Erweitert europäische Präsenz, um den Markt für dezentralisierte klinische Studien zu erweitern

(1) Medable Inc., die führende Cloud-Plattform für die patientenzentrierte Medikamentenentwicklung, gab heute die erste Phase ihrer europäischen Expansionspläne mit einer neuen EMEA-Zentrale in Dublin bekannt. Die regionale Zentrale wird als Drehscheibe für den erweiterten Vertrieb, den Kundenerfolg und die Softwareentwicklung in Europa dienen und es Medable ermöglichen, digitale klinische Studien auf globaler Ebene weiter einzuführen. Die Expansion von Medable in Europa soll ein größeres Engagement mit Hunderten von Pharma-, Biotech- und Medizintechnikunternehmen in Großbritannien, Deutschland, der Schweiz, Spanien und den Benelux-Staaten ermöglichen. Die europäischen Operationen von Medable werden das Unternehmen auch dabei unterstützen, klinische Studien in Europa zu implementieren und Patienten überall Remote- und standortbasierten Zugang zu bieten.

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Ireland will not get extra Covid-19 jabs when Pfizer manufactures vaccines here

Ireland will not get extra Covid-19 jabs when Pfizer manufactures vaccines here Exclusive - Pfizer will not make additional vaccines available to Ireland outside of the EU s procurement process Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Ireland will not receive additional Covid-19 vaccines when Pfizer begins using its west Dublin facility as part of its supply chain.

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Dublin s post-Covid recovery should be a matter for national debate

Dublin s post-Covid recovery should be a matter for national debate
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IDA claws back almost €55m in grants from companies over 10 years

IDA Ireland has clawed back almost â¬ 55 million in grants from multinational companies over a 10 year period,figures provided by TÃ¡naiste and Minister for Enterprise Leo Varadkar show. In a written DÃ¡il reply to co-leader of the Social Democrats Catherine Murphy, Mr Varadkar confirmed that the largest annual clawback of the grants took place in 2011 when the IDA clawed back â¬18.7million from 11 companies. This followed the IDA revoking â¬12.88 million in grants in 2010 from 16 companies as unemployment rates soared. However, the second lowest annual total occurred in 2019 when just â¬1.68 million was clawed back from five companies as the economy continued to strengthen.

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Veryan plans to add 20 jobs in Galway

Veryan plans to add 20 jobs in Galway Medical devices company makes stents that improve blood flow Thu, Apr 1, 2021, 18:28 Medical device maker Veryan plans to add 20 jobs to its Irish operation in an IDA-backed investment that will help it add new products to the stent manufactured by the Japanese-owned business. Veryan makes stents that improve blood flow through arteries in the leg, which the company sells in Europe and the US. The multinational confirmed that it planned to create 20 new jobs over the next two years at its research and development facility in Parkmore, Galway, through a “multi-million euro” investment. IDA Ireland, the State agency responsible for recruiting multi-national businesses to the Republic, is backing the investment. However, neither party would say how much Veryan intends to spend.

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