Tyndall scientists win Intel awards

Two scientists at University College Cork’s Tyndall research centre have received awards from technology multinational Intel for their pioneering work.

Wed, 25 Apr, 2012 - 01:00
Georgina O'Halloran

Head of electronics theory and graduate studies at the Tyndall National Institute Professor Jim Greer and senior staff researcher Dr Paul Hurley have received Intel Outstanding Researcher Awards for 2012.

Dr Hurley and Prof Greer are the only two researchers outside the US to receive the inaugural award.

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