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| Description | Established with a mission to support industry and academia in driving research to market, Tyndall National Institute is one of Europe’s leading research centres in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) research and development and the largest facility of its type in Ireland. Established in 2004 as a successor to the National Microelectronics Research Centre (NMRC founded in 1982) at University College Cork, the Institute employs over 460 researchers, engineers and support staff, with a full-time graduate cohort of 135 students generating over 200 peer-reviewed publications each year. With a network of 200 industry partners and customers worldwide, Tyndall generates around €30M income each year, 85% from competitively won contracts nationally and internationally. Tyndall is also a lead partner in European research partnerships in its core areas of ICT, communications, energy, health and the environment worth €44M, including €6M accruing to industry in Ireland (from Framework 7). Hosting the only full CMOS (metal oxide semiconductor) integrated circuit construction, Micro Electronic Mechanical systems (MEMS) and III-V Wafer Semiconductor fabrication facilities and services in Ireland, Tyndall is capable of prototyping new product opportunities for its target industries – electronics, medical devices, energy and communication. Tyndall is a globally leading Institute in its four core research areas of Photonics, Microsystems, Micro/Nanoelectronics and Theory, Modeling and Design. Tyndall is the lead institution for the Irish Photonics Integration Centre funded by Science Foundation Ireland. Tyndall focuses on delivering the following: • Research excellence in ICT and Life Sciences • Delivering ICT solutions for Communications & Computation, Energy, Health and Environment • Educating the next generation of innovators • Attracting inward investment • Creating value for indigenous Irish companies • National facility open to all-Ireland research and business • Our “atoms to systems” approach at places particular emphasis on the development of innovative materials, devices and microsystem hardware platforms. |
| URL | http://www.tyndall.ie |
| Status | Operational since 1982 |
| Scientific Domains | Material Sciences and Analytical Facilities Physical Sciences and Engineering e-Infrastructures Energy |
| RI Categorization | Materials Synthesis or Testing Facilities |
| Location | Dyke Parade, Cork, Ireland |
| MERIL URL | http://portal.meril.eu/meril/view/facilitys/15116 |
