Some articles on irish research council for science, science, research:
... in June of this year by the Minister for Education and Science in Ireland ... Launched the basic research grant scheme, jointly with Enterprise Ireland in December 2002 Launched the postgraduate research scholarship awards 2003 Launched the postdoctoral fellowship awards 2006 Launched ... international centre of excellence and achievement in research by encouraging students and researchers to pursue a full-time career in their research ...
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