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Continuing on from the successful meeting last month on Setting New Goals, February’s meeting of the Mayo Open Coffee Club (MOCC) will take place on Wednesday, February 6, at 9.30am in the Innovation in Business Centre (IiBC), Castlebar.

The Minister for Research and Innovation Sean Sherlock has announced that the Patents Office had been successful in its bid to bring the European Patent Office’s Patent Information Conference 2011 to Kilkenny from October 18 — 20 this year.

The Patents Office has launched the Junior Inventor Awards 2011. The awards, which are now in their fourth year, seek to encourage primary school children to demonstrate their creativity and inventiveness, and hopefully sow the seeds of interest in the sciences and engineering at an early age.

The Irish Patents Office in Kilkenny announced that Conor Lenihan Minister for Science, Technology, Innovation and Natural Resources will present the prizes to the winners of the Junior Inventor Competition 2010 in the Workhouse Square area of MacDonagh Junction Shopping Centre, Kilkenny on Monday April 26, at 3pm.

The Irish Patents Office has announced details of its new Junior Inventor 2009 competition, which is aimed at primary school students and is being launched by the office to mark world intellectual property day, which falls on April 26. This year’s theme is the promotion of green innovation as the key to a secure future.

The Patents Office in Kilkenny will hold an open day on Monday next April 27 to mark World Intellectual Property Day, showcasing work from local young inventors/

Young inventors in Co Galway with ideas for new products, improvements to existing ones, or ideas that can solve problems are encouraged to enter the Junior Inventor Competition.

The Minister for Labour Affairs Dara Calleary TD is encouraging primary level students in Mayo to enter the Junior Inventor Competition run by the Irish Patent’s Office.

The Irish Patents Office have announced details of a Junior Inventor competition, which is being aimed at primary school students and Mayo pupils are asked to get involved in the competition which encourages children to be innovative and to sow the seeds of interest in science and engineering at an early age.