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Beckman Coulter welcomes site visit by Minister Breen

Minister of State for Trade, Employment, Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection Mr. Pat Breen T.D, was a special visitor to the Beckman Coulter facility, at O’Callaghan’s Mills, near Tulla, this week.

LIT explores future ICT careers with Secondary School Students

The Department of Information Technology at Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) is teaming up with Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) to support and promote careers in ICT through a series of free “Explore Events” for students, teachers, parents and career guidance counsellors.

Beckman staff raise €9,000 for charity

A huge fundraising drive by Beckman Coulter’s 400 staff at O’Callaghan’s Mills, Co Clare, has netted more than €9,000 for two important charities.

‘Maths Behind Google Maps’ a winning formula for Clare...

Two County Clare Secondary School Students mapped out the course to victory at this year’s SciFest@LIT with their project “The Maths Behind Google Maps".

Clare girls inspired by Beckman Coulter scientists

A group of female secondary school students last Friday visited Beckman Coulter’s site and met with senior management and scientists and got a close-up view of the company’s work.
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Beckman Coulter impressed by future engineers at careers event

Co Clare-based clinical diagnostics company Beckman Coulter has revealed how impressed it was by the ‘probing questions’ and deep interest of secondary school students in science and engineering, when the students visited last week’s Limerick for Engineering event at Shannon Airport.

Clare students do well awards at Intel Mini Scientist...

Students from across Ireland took part in the Intel Mini Scientist Grand Final, an event which is the culmination of a nationwide competition which has been running since September 2018.

Beckman Coulter inspires students to pursue careers in STEM

How do you use cutting-edge camera technology to check if medicines are labelled correctly? How do you turn a roll of paper into smart medical strips that can analyse urine and see if somebody has an illness? 
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