Computing and Informatics Research Group (CaIR)

The Computing and Informatics Research Group (CaIR) is the TUS Midwest Department of Information Technology’s research group and was formed in 2018.

Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is a critical research priority theme for Ireland and, arising from the pace of developments and diffusion of technologies since 2012, it is also highlighted as a key enabler to support developments and advancements across all other research areas.

The ambition of the CaIR group is to facilitate research across the entire spectrum of ICT, including Future Networks, Communications and Internet of Things; Data Analytics, Management, Security, Privacy, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (including Machine Learning); and Digital Platforms, Content and Applications, and Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality.

The group is working on developing collaborations with other established research groups and centres such as the TSSG at Waterford Institute of Technology, LERO at the University of Limerick and the CIPA cluster at DCU. CaIR is headed by Dr Niall Corcoran, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Information Technology.

Principal Investigator: Dr Niall Corcoran