European Commissioner for Research and Innovation Máire Geoghegan-Quinn was in Ireland yesterday to visit Tyndall National Institute, where she gave a heads-up on the EU's new research budget, as the EU moves towards creating an Innovation Union.
She said the EU needs to prioritise research and innovation as the motor for growth. In addition, Geoghegan-Quinn also spoke about how conditions need to be improved so Europe is more attractive for scientists and entrepreneurs.
Speaking yesterday at Tyndall Commissioner Geoghegan-Quinn also gave an advance look at EU's new Research budget and says Tyndall is ideally placed to benefit.
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