Fiona Alston is a journalist and news reporter, with a focus on technology and innovation. She has written for publications such as Tech.eu, IMAGE Media, and The Irish Times. Fiona's work covers topics ranging from funding and investments in startups to advancements in agritech, insurtech, and biotech industries.
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Fiona Alston's coverage primarily focuses on technology, startups, funding announcements, and innovation. She tends to cover press releases and private sector announcements related to software & SaaS companies, healthcare & pharmaceutical innovations, and various business sectors.
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Val Cummins' imagination has always been captured by the sea. This year's Sustainability Champion category winner at the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of
By: Fiona Alston
Mairead Mackle's business empire covers homecare, housing, a charitable foundation, wagyu beef production and a programme for female entrepreneurs.
Baltic nation has not looked back since being the subject of cyberattacks in 2007
By: Fiona Alston
Animal testing is still being used for cosmetic products in the EU. The ban on animal testing for cosmetic products is not holding; chemicals used in cosmetics must be tested under REACH regulations, to protect workers.
Driven by its potential to help cool the climate crisis, the algae biomass sector is accelerating across the EU.
By: Fiona Alston
Driven by a vision to advance Europe's algae sector, Carlos Unamunzaga, President of the European Algae Biomass Association, spoke with Euractiv's Fiona Alston about his plans to raise the profile of algae in the public eye.
Technology has always had its place in the arts, Freya Salway head of the Google Arts and Culture Lab, reminds us as we explore how AI is influencing artistic expression.
Europe’s 1,000 active fur farms are facing further calls for full or partial bans. The EU’s mink, fox and racoon dog farms maintain approximately eight million animals, the trade remains lucrative, but political pressure is rising.
Europe's 1,000 active fur farms are facing further calls for full or partial bans. The EU's mink, fox and racoon dog farms maintain approximately eight million animals, the trade remains lucrative, but political pressure is rising.
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