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THe impact of the Firelighter projects....

* See Ena's inspired Wall of Inspiration from the Volvo Ocean Race below, click here to read the contributions.

* Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) The first NUI Galway SIFE(Students in Free Enterprise) team participated at national competition final on May 29th, where the judging panel was extremely impressed with what the NUI Galway students had achieved in a short timescale. See details on SIFE and the final here: The creation of a SIFE Society on campus is underway with the incoming Students Union President, Paul Curley working closely with Michael Campion. SIFE NUI Galway looks forward to having greater participation and involvement from all disciplines across the campus in the coming year. Contact: Michael Campion, Ext 5827 or michael.campionnuigalway.ie

* Click here for a quick view into the 2011 current Explore projects

* Hear what NUI Galway students and staff think of the Explore experience here

*The College of Medicine Open Day & Synergy Event - 27th May 2012

*The Synergy Project - College of Engineering Poster Board

* Energy Night Event Photo Gallery http://www.nuigenergynight.com/gallery2012.aspx

Student comments on Energy Night 2012 “All in all, this year’s event, which was building on the success of last years, succeeded in breaking new boundaries and walls, while building important links in Ireland’s energy sector.....something special has been created with this event and its future looks extremely bright.” “The event has increased the awareness and understanding of the research being undertaken in the area of energy. The panel discussion brought up some broad issues in relation to energy efficiency, supply and demand.” “I've learned about the energy potential for Ireland and the direction Ireland should go to secure its energy supply. The poster session was an excellent way to show the research done in the area of energy.”

Staff comments on Energy Night 2012 “Great discussion on macro energy security issues and also on the opportunities for Irish business in the energy sector.” “It was a terrific event and great to see such a showing from this College.”

* Words and their Meanings Exhibition Blog: http://awcexhibition.blogspot.com/
Academic Writing Centre Facebook page

* Galway American Studies Forum Blog: http://gasforum.blogspot.com/

* Campus video Production for the Web
Click here to view a Video created by a participant on the course. Campus participants said: “For the first time I got to make my own movie from nothing. iMovie is awesome!” “A great practical course.” “Friendly and helpful instructors”. “Taught us how to make the best use of equipment and software we already have” “The hands-on aspect of this course was great and the fact that we left having actually made a video.”

* 'CodeNinjas' Unmasked in App Competition for Galway Student Developers - Galway's first app-oriented competitioin reveals talented coders among the NUI Galway and GMIT student population. Thursday, 22 March, 2012: The competition was designed by local businesses and academics to train and encourage students to be creative in the cultivation of their own tech ideas. Individuals and groups were encouraged to build web and mobile applications, and were given a number of tutorials and workshops along the way. The first prize of €500 in the group category was given to the app ’What’s the Score’, created by NUI Galway students Mike Rockall and Con Crowley, who are both from Oranmore. ’What’s the Score’ is a mobile application for taking scores during any type of sports game, and for reporting both ongoing and final results through a website to interested parties. The individual winner prize of an iPad went to GMIT student Cathal Mac Donnacha from Rossaveal, creator of ’iSpeak’. This application allows people with differing native languages to communicate with each other through a Windows Mobile application. One person speaks in their phrase, it is converted to text and sent to a translation service, and the result is spoken to the second person in their native language. See codeninja.ie.

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