Research hub could create 90 jobs

Almost 90 jobs could be created at a new research hub in Cork, it was revealed today.

Research hub could create 90 jobs
Mon, 26 Apr, 2010 - 11:36

Almost 90 jobs could be created at a new research hub in Cork, it was revealed today.

The high-skilled positions are being developed as part of a multimillion-euro International Energy Research Centre (IERC) where industry leaders will work with top experts on sustainable energy systems.

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