Call for expressions of interest - establishment of a national digital research centre in Ireland

May 11, 2005

Brussels, 10 May 2005

Ireland's Higher Education Authority has launched a call for expressions of interest for the establishment and management of a national digital media research and innovation centre at the National Digital Research Centre. The call is open to organisations outside Ireland.

The growth of the digital media industry in Ireland has been identified as a significant opportunity by the Irish Government. Convergence of previously distinct industries including traditional content, media and entertainment, software and multimedia, and telecommunications, has resulted in the emergence of the digital media industry.

The centre will have a strong industry input and affinity, married to an imperative for commercialisation, with a particular focus on Irish-based industry. There will be an emphasis on interdisciplinary research and innovation, and a focus on demonstrating solutions in an industry context.

It is anticipated that the centre will provide a forum for international exchange and discussion. Research and innovation will combine content and technology dimensions and leverage technology trends in platforms such as wireless, broadband and Internet.

The high level objectives of the centre will be to:
- support enterprise development in Ireland;
- stimulate increased R&D investment in Ireland;
- support high quality human capital formation in Ireland;
- attract high quality inward investment and human capital.

To see the full details of the call, please consult the following web address:
http:///www.e-tenders.gov.ie/sear ch/searc h_show.aspx?ID=APR036589
Remarks: The deadline for submitting documents is 31.5.2005.

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