Researchers to get €47m boost from SFI scheme
More than 200 researchers are to receive a €47 million boost in funding for pioneering research initiatives, the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation announced today.
More than 200 researchers are to receive a ���47 million boost in funding for pioneering research initiatives, the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation announced today.
The Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Investigators Programme will provide funding over a three to five year period, for 36 research projects involving over 200 researchers. Funding for each project will range from €400,000 to €3.1 million.
Enterprise minister Richard Bruton said that the funding is linked to 62 private sector companies.
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