Tyndall National Institute to create 50 jobs with new lab in Dublin

The new laboratory, which has been set up remotely due to Covid-19 restrictions, is the Institute's first research facility outside of Cork

The Wireless Communications Research team Dr Lester Ho (left), Dr Holger Claussen (middle) and Dr Senad Bulja (right). Picture: MAXWELLS

Tyndall National Institute will create 50 new research jobs by 2025 with the opening of its first research facility outside of Cork.

The new laboratory in Dublin, which has been set up remotely due to Covid-19 restrictions, will host a wireless communications team who will focus on future deep technologies including Future RF, Future Access, Future Protocols, Future AI, and Future Quantum.