Nanoscience 'could raise Irish exports by 10%'

Irish exports could grow by 10% if the Government invests in nanoscience, according to the organisers of Nanoweek.

Nanoscience 'could raise Irish exports by 10%'

Irish exports could grow by 10% if the Government invests in nanoscience, according to the organisers of Nanoweek.

The event aims to raise awareness about the role of nanoscience in industries such as ICT, medical devices and biopharmaceuticals.

Ireland is ranked sixth in the world for our work in the area and nanoscience is used to generate €15bn of exports every year.

General Manager of Intel Ireland Jim O'Hara said the Government "needs to invest strategically in this growing area".

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