EARTO Members
Tyndall National Institute
Country: Ireland
Founded in: 2004
EARTO Membership: Individual
www.tyndall.ie
Key Figures 2019
€41,6 Income
365 Employees
8 Patent Applications
118 Industrial Partners
3 Spin-offs Created
99 H2020 Projects (eCorda March 2018)
Mission & Vision
Tyndall National Institute, established through a partnership between the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science and University College Cork, is Ireland’s leading Research and Technology Organisation (RTO) and a globally recognised centre of excellence in semiconductor research and innovation, advancing technologies from materials to systems to deliver real‑world economic and societal impact. Tyndall combines research leadership with innovation, talent development and advanced infrastructure delivered as a shared national asset. Operating across the full value chain of semiconductor technologies, from discovery to deployment, Tyndall applies its capabilities to critical sectors including communications, health, agritech, energy and climate, while also advancing emerging domains such as quantum and novel computing. Through strong collaboration with industry, academia and international partners, Tyndall drives Ireland’s and Europe’s position at the forefront of sustainable semiconductor innovation.
Mission: Advancing semiconductor research and innovation from materials-to-systems through impactful industry and academic partnerships and the commercialisation of sustainable technologies, consolidating Tyndall and Ireland as a beacon for talent and technology
Vision: To position Ireland as a global leader in sustainable semiconductor innovation.
Technology Expertise
- Natural Sciences: Mathematics; Physical sciences; Chemical sciences
- Engineering & Technology: Electrical engineering; Materials engineering; Medical engineering; Environmental engineering; Nano-technology
- Medical & Health Sciences: Health biotechnology
- Agricultural Sciences: Other agricultural sciences
