Work will begin this year on a €60 million development at Trinity College Dublin that will provide 1,800 additional places for students taking courses in science, technology engineering and mathematics (Stem) subjects. ‘Innovate or evaporate’Speaking at the announcement of the project, Dr Naughton said his company’s guiding principle was to “innovate or evaporate”. Dr Patrick Prendergast, Provost of Trinity, said Dr Naughton was investing in Ireland’s young people. “It will showcase a new approach to Stem education,” Dr Prendergast said. He thanked Dr Naughton for his contribution to education and his “extraordinary service to this nation”.

Source: The Irish Times May 25, 2018 18:22 UTC