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Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan is rejecting the view that the government’s new asylum process is cruel. Women and children were among 39 people who were deported to Georgia last night. John Lannon is CEO of Doras which works to support and promote the rights of migrants.
The number of people seeking asylum here has dropped 40 per cent in the past year. Figures for the first three months of the year show just over 3-thousand people arrived here seeking international protection, compared to 5-thousand-100 during the same time last year. The data also shows the number of deportation orders tripled in the first three months of the year, from just over 300 to just over 1-thousand. However, Harry McGee, Political Correspondent with The Irish Times, says only 40 per cent of people given the orders have left the country... To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Doras CEO, John Lannon and Clare's Fianna Fail Minister of State, Timmy Dooley. Photo(C): gettysignature via canva
The State is more likely than ever to reject International Protection applications, with 81% refused at first instance this year, compared to 52% rejected in 2017.To discuss further on the show was John Lannon, CEO of Doras and Peadar Toibín, Leader of Aontú to discuss.
The State is more likely than ever to reject International Protection applications, with 81% refused at first instance this year, compared to 52% rejected in 2017.To discuss further on the show was John Lannon, CEO of Doras and Peadar Toibín, Leader of Aontú to discuss.
A MidWest Migrants Rights Group claims the government has failed in its duty to provide adequate accommodation and care for those seeking asylum in Ireland. A new HIQA report has found most IPAS centres require considerable improvement with refugees living in "very cramped environments". Meanwhile, 41% of residents of IPAS centres had received refugee status but remained living in IPAS accommodation due to a lack of alternative. Doras CEO, John Lannon, says the state's failings are particularly evident on Clare's doorstep.
Today on the show - Will the introduction of a Housing Tsar help tackle the housing crisis in Ireland - Labour's Ged Nash gave us his opinion on the issue. Dr Michael McCorry of the DkIT told us about his involvement in the revamping of the Garda Recruit Fitness test and John Lannon of Doras spoke with us on the 3rd anniversary of the war in Ukraine & about what life is like for Ukrainians still living in Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan said yesterday Ireland is going to see more deportation orders issued this year, signaling a tougher approach to immigration. Shane get reaction to this with John Lannon, CEO of Migrants' Right Organisation Doras.
Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan said yesterday Ireland is going to see more deportation orders issued this year, signaling a tougher approach to immigration. Shane get reaction to this with John Lannon, CEO of Migrants' Right Organisation Doras.
Midwest Migrants Rights Group, Doras, says migrant workers are more likely to flag issues within a workplace directly to them rather than taking legal measures. It follows the publication of a report from the Economic and Social Research Institute that indicates fears of unemployment and deportation has exposed migrant workers to exploitation. The ESRI says that efforts have been made to improve employment law, but that a lack of work permit inspections have lead to migrants being exposed to incredibly poor working conditions. CEO of Doras, John Lannon, says in extreme situations, human trafficking has occurred to facilitate workplace exploitation.
Send us a textRecorded live at the IMAPS Symposium 2024 in Boston MA, where 3D InCites member companies presented their latest technologies and showcased their products. This episode features conversations with nine of our member companies. Brendan Wells, Amkor Technologies, Inc., explains the difference between laminate and strip-based substrates for advanced packaging and when to use each. He also discusses how chiplet integration is impacting the assembly processes. Evan Griffith and Sze Pe Lim, Indium Corporation, talk about how changing advanced packaging requirements for AI chip sets are changing the game for materials development. John Lannon, general manager of Micross AIT talks about progress with the company's 300mm capacity expansion and what it means to win the William T. Ashman and John A. Wagnon Technical Achievement Award. LPKF's Richard Noack talks about the difference between glass interposers and glass core technology, and what's driving development of these materials. Sally Ann Henry, ACM Research, talks about the company's decision to invest in equipment platforms to support panel level packaging. Casey Krawiec, StratEdge Corporation, talks about what it means to receive the IMAPS Society Award for Corporate Sponsorship, and why he thinks it's important to support these activities. Habib Hichri, Ajinomoto Fine Techno, talks about his work with IMAPS Academy, and Ajinomoto's new developments beyond ABF dielectric film to address advanced packaging substrate material needs. Adeia's Guilian Gao talks about what OSATS need to do to support die to wafer hybrid bonding processes. Scott Sikorski, IBM, explains how the Northeast Corridor from New York up into Canada is becoming one of the U.S.'s hot spots in advanced packaging. Peter Cronin, MRSI Micronic, introduces the company's latest die bonders system, and talks about a new application center in LivermoIMAPS InternationalIMAPS is the largest society dedicated to microelectronics and electronics packaging advancement.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showBecome a sustaining member! Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and TwitterInterested in reaching a qualified audience of microelectronics industry decision-makers? Invest in host-read advertisements, and promote your company in upcoming episodes. Contact Françoise von Trapp to learn more. Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2024 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.
Kevin Byrne, former Lieutenant Colonel in the Irish Air Corps; John Lannon, CEO of Doras; Emer Higgins, Minister of State for Business, Employment & Retail; Mairéad Farrell, Sinn Féin TD for Galway West; Richard Boyd Barrett, People Before Profit TD for Dun Laoghaire
“Homelessness numbers are heavily impacted by the fact we are seeing many people seek protection in our country”.That's the comment from Taoiseach Simon Harris which has sparked much controversy in recent days. But, what are the facts behind the rhetoric?Kieran is joined by Kitty Holland, Social Affairs Correspondent of The Irish Times and John Lannon, CEO of Doras, to discuss.
A MidWest Migrants Rights Group is urging the government to reconsider a proposal to ask asylum seekers to make a financial contribution towards their costs. Taoiseach Simon Harris confirmed the Government is considering the move based on the people's circumstances and incomes, describing the move as a 'common sense approach'. Doras has criticised the move, however, claiming it's not feasible due to uncertainty surrounding work permits and employment retention for those in the system. CEO John Lannon believes following through on the proposal would be very unfair due to the fact many asylum seekers arrive to Ireland with nothing to begin with.
Joe is joined by Jackie McCarthy O'Brien and Doras's John Lannon to chat about their new initiative to combat racism in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
John Lannon, CEO of Doras, a refugee and migrant rights organisation, discusses the reaction of migrants here to the disturbances seen outside accommodation centres such as in Coolock in Dublin this week.
Today is World Refugee Day. Each year on the 20th of June, the world celebrates the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict or persecution. Given the war in Ukraine and global geopolitics more generally, it is a pertinent time to be discussing the topic of refugees. For more on this, Alan Morrissey was joined by John Lannon, the CEO of Doras.
From worms and maggots in food to rooms shared with nine other men, the latest report from Doras paints a shocking picture of the harsh realities faced by Ukrainian refugees in State-provided accommodation. Speaking to Ciara was John Lannon, CEO of Doras to discuss the findings.
From worms and maggots in food to rooms shared with nine other men, the latest report from Doras paints a shocking picture of the harsh realities faced by Ukrainian refugees in State-provided accommodation. Speaking to Ciara was John Lannon, CEO of Doras to discuss the findings.
Gillian is joined by Eleanor McSherry from Coimisiún na Meán, John Lannon from Doras and hurling fan Liam O'Brien to discuss John Moran being elected Mayor of Limerick, an annoying new feature on milk cartons, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
with John Lannon, CEO of DORAS, Limerick based human rights and migrant support group
John Lannon, CEO of Doras and Enterprise, Trade and Employment minister Peter Burke react on the means testing of IPAS allowances
Over 600 free beds previously used by Ukranians in Ireland have been earmarked for International Protection applicants. Would this be a good idea? Or should they be used for something else?To discuss, Kieran is joined by John Lannon, the CEO of Doras and Paul Treyvaud, TV Chef and Proprietor of Treyvaud's Restaurant in Killarney.
The government is being urged to "get its house in order" on immigration. It comes amid a dispute with the UK over returning asylum seekers to Britain, with Ireland working to close the loophole to send refugees back to the UK if they cross the border. The Cabinet has approved proposals from Minister for Justice Helen McEntee to quickly draft legislation so that the UK can again be designated as a safe country to return people seeking asylum. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Donnacha Ó Beacháin, a Newmarket on Fergus native, Professor of Politics at the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University, and John Lannon, CEO of Doras.
Joined by Doras Luimni's John Lannon and Refugee and Migrant Rights Programme Director, Amnesty International UK, Steve Valdez-Symonds
The cost of providing asylum seekers with accomodation over the next twenty years has been put at 5 billion euros. Last week, Integration Minister Roderick O'Gorman committed to building accommodation consisting of 14,000 beds in State owned facilities by 2028. For reaction John Lannon, CEO of Doras.
Minister of State, Neale Richmond has said he wants asylum seekers to be able to work after two months of arriving in the country. John Lannon, CEO of Doras joined Shane on Newstalk Breakfast to discuss...
Minister of State, Neale Richmond has said he wants asylum seekers to be able to work after two months of arriving in the country. John Lannon, CEO of Doras joined Shane on Newstalk Breakfast to discuss...
Today on the show - CEO of Doras, John Lannon spoke with us about the issues facing Government on housing asylum seekers, NEPPC maintain their fight against the N/S Interconnector wiill continue and Charlie Weston spoke to us about the SSE Airtricity overpricing issues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
John Lannon, Chief Executive of migrant support organisation Doras and Barry Ward, Fine Gael Senator
A Midwest migrants' rights group fears accomodation for refugees won't improve in 2024. Clare has hosted approximately 850 international protection applicants this year in Ennis, Tulla, Meelick, Inch, Lisdoonvarna and Scariff. This is on top of the over 5,000 Ukrainian refugees have now made their home in the county which is the 6th sixth highest amount in Ireland. Chief Executive Officer of Doras, John Lannon says there is more available accomodation across the country that could be used.
Joe is joined by John Lannon and community volunteers from the community sponsorship in Mary Immaculate College, Trish Kieran, and Bríd Colton to discuss Doras's community sponsorship project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
John Lannon, Chief Executive of Dorás, expresses his concerns over the possibility that the weekly payments given to Ukrainian refugees may be reduced.
A Midwest migrants' rights group has criticised the Government for "abandoning to the streets", people who came to this country seeking safety and protection. It follows confirmation from the Department of Integration that it can no longer house newly arrived international protection applicants. A spokesperson for the Department said tents and sleeping bags will be provided to people, where required, due to a severe shortage of available accommodation, although women and children will still be accommodated. Chief Executive Officer of Doras, John Lannon says forcing people to sleep in tents in subzero conditions is a worrying development.
There is a suggestion that we could run out of accommodation for asylum seekers later this week. How likely is this?John Lannon, Chief Executive of DORAS, and Marian Harkin, Independent TD for Sligo-Leitrim, joined The Last Word to discuss.Listen by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.
A Ukrainian native living in Clare believes the Taoiseach should be doing more to bring the war in her country to an end. It follows comments this week from Leo Varadkar, who's said Ireland needs to 'slow the flow of refugees and Asylum Seekers' arriving in the country. Since the Russian invasion in February of last year, 4,947 Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Clare, the sixth highest total per head of population in the country. Coupled with this, at the end of October, the county was also hosting around 850 International Protection Applicants across Ennis, Tulla, Meelick, Inch, Lisdoonvarna and Scariff. Comments from the Taoiseach this week suggests change is afoot though. According to Leo Varadkar, Ireland needs to slow the flow of refugees and ensure the supports offered here are aligned with other countries. However Ennis resident Mariya Nikashanova, who's originally from Irpin, believes the Taoiseach could eliminate the problem at the source, by exerting his influence on the international stage, and ensuring sanctions on Russia are effective in bringing the conflict to an end. Currently, all Ukrainian arrivals to Ireland are entitled to standard social protection supports, such as the maximum jobseeker's allowance payment of €230 per week. This compares to a monthly citizens income of €510 per month in Germany, while in Italy, after 90 days, refugees are expected to source their own accommodation. A MidWest Refugee Support Centre believes, however, that Ireland's focus should be on delivering medium term accommodation, rather than deterring an influx of future arrivals. John Lannon from Doras says strategic local taskforces need to be formed to ensure any changes to current policy do not compound the homeless crisis.
This Member Spotlight episode was recorded live at the IMAPS International Symposium. Françoise von Trapp speaks with community members who attended and exhibited about what they were showcasing, and what they learned. They shared their opinions on everything from the possibility of the U.S. onshoring advanced packaging technology in high volumes, to the impact of germanium and gallium restrictions on the compound semiconductor development, to the recent announcement by Intel on the introduction of glass core substrates for next-generation advanced packaging, and much more. John Lannon and Rex Anderson, Micross Components, helped demystify the multiple government funding efforts to onshore advanced packaging, and how Micross is being impacted by these efforts. Casey Krawiec of StratEdge Corporation talks about the company's role in delivering packaging technology for high-frequency applications, the growth in high-reliability sectors, and why 2023 will go down as a good year for StratEdge. Brian Schmaltz, Namics Corporation, talks about the company's efforts to eliminate harmful PFAS chemicals from their portfolio of products and explains the reporting process now required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).Vahid Akhavan, PulseForge explains how the company's core competency — high-powered photonic-based pulsed light technology — is being used for temporary bond/debond processes for everything from fan-out, interposer, and chiplet integration, to LEDs and high-power applications. Ajinomoto Fine Techno's Habib Hichri talked about developments beyond its core ABF (Ajinomoto Buil-up Film) to meet the needs of next-generation thin and large packages. QP Technologies' CEO Dick Otte, explains why QP has decided to NOT pursue CHIPS for America Act funding. Paul Ballentine, the co-founder of Mosaic Microsystems, talked about his involvement with the U.S. Government iSecurity UnfilteredCyber Security can be a difficult field to not only understand but to also navigate....Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify The Gaming BlenderHave you ever wanted to design your own video game?Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showBecome a sustaining member! Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and TwitterInterested in reaching a qualified audience of microelectronics industry decision-makers? Invest in host-read advertisements, and promote your company in upcoming episodes. Contact Françoise von Trapp to learn more. Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2023 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.
John Lannon, chief executive of Dorás reacts to proposals to place a cap on the length of time refugees would be provided with accommodation from the Irish state.
There have been reports of Cabinet disagreement over Equality Minister Roderic O'Gorman's proposals to limit the offer of state-provided accommodation for Ukrainian refugees to 90 days. Kieran was joined by John Lannon, CEO of Doras and Michael McNamara, Independent TD for Clare...
On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by John Lannon, CEO of Doras and Bulelani Mfaco MASI Spokesperson to discuss The Irish Refugee Council, calling for people in direct provision to be given child benefit. Currently adults are entitled to 38 euro 80 cent per week and 29 euro 80 per child. However, they are not entitled to the 140 euro monthly child benefit payment. A new survey published by the refugee council has found nearly 90 per cent of those in the system find the daily allowance isn't enough to cover basic needs. Those in the system are entitled to food and shared accommodation in centers, and access to education and healthcare. Picture (c) by Getty Images via Canva
John Lannon, Chief Executive of Doras, reacts to the Taoiseach's comments in Spain yesterday regarding Ireland's possible response to the EU Migration Pact.
We talk to John Lannon from Doras in Limerick who's been working with international protection applicants in Knocknalisheen and Linda Loughnane of the Laois Integration Network who's at Stradbally where 367 people are in tents.
John Lannon, Chief Executive of Doras, on the number of refugees who will have to be moved out of student accommodation and rehoused in the coming weeks.
On today's evening news on Tipp FM, The 5.45: Yesterday you will have heard the conversations around the 400 Ukrainian refugees coming to Roscrea. This has generated a lot of talk about the services, the poor infrastructure, transport, all of the things communities need to thrive and how bringing more people in will only create bigger issues. I wanted to see how an organisation which supports the migrant community in Ireland feels about all that is happening at the moment and what they would say about the concerns people have as those who deal directly with the refugees. John Lannon is the CEO of Doras which is based in Limerick - he started by giving me his thoughts on the Government's response so far:
Today on the show - Ged Nash on his party's Dail motion calling for greater supports for children with autism. Barnardos told us parents and children are going without daily essentials due to rising cost of living prices and John Lannon of Doras discussed the continuing accomodation crisis for asylum seekers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Today on the show - SF's Pearse Doherty on their Dáil motion proposing the re-introduction of mortgage interest relief. "Cruel & immoral" - Doras CEO, John Lannon, condemns Govt's failures with refugees and St Vincent de Paul discuss the CSO study highlighting poverty rates in households with health problems Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
According to Aontu Leader Peader Toibin, Ireland's immigration system is broken and needs to be fixed. Both Peader and the CEO of Doras, John Lannon join Matt for an in-depth discussion. For the full chat click the 'Play' button on this page.
Gardaí are to dramatically ramp up the practice of travelling to international airports to ensure those seeking refuge in Ireland are boarding planes with the correct travel documents. This also follows comments from Minister for Justice Simon Harris last week, that the Government is working to “accelerate” the processing of asylum applications, including the deportation of people deemed ineligible to remain in Ireland. Speaking to Ciara was CEO of Doras, John Lannon and also Aontú Leader, Peadar Toibín.
Gardaí are to dramatically ramp up the practice of travelling to international airports to ensure those seeking refuge in Ireland are boarding planes with the correct travel documents. This also follows comments from Minister for Justice Simon Harris last week, that the Government is working to “accelerate” the processing of asylum applications, including the deportation of people deemed ineligible to remain in Ireland. Speaking to Ciara was CEO of Doras, John Lannon and also Aontú Leader, Peadar Toibín.
Minister for Integration, Roderic O'Gorman has said that any asylum seeker arriving in Ireland for the next month may have to live on the streets as there is a “very real risk” government will not be able to accommodate them. To react to this statement, Shane was joined by Fianna Fail TD Cathal Crowe. and CEO of Doras, John Lannon
Minister for Integration, Roderic O'Gorman has said that any asylum seeker arriving in Ireland for the next month may have to live on the streets as there is a “very real risk” government will not be able to accommodate them. To react to this statement, Shane was joined by Fianna Fail TD Cathal Crowe. and CEO of Doras, John Lannon
As further anti-refugee demonstrations were organised in parts of the country, Matt was joined by Brendan Ogle, Senior Officer at Unite and John Lannon, Chief Executive of Doras to discuss whether legitimate protests will be hijacked by the far-right. For the full chat click the 'play' button on this page.
Daragh and Jen are joined in Studio by fellow SBCR presenters Jim Collins, Tom Collins and Pat O'Brien to discuss the last year of events and some of the highlights from the year 2022. Included are some talk highlights from the year of interviews on Saturday Chronicle including excerpts from Fr Paddy McMahon, Matt Purcell, Kitty Leyden, Mike McNamara, John Lannon, Tom Hanley with Martin McMahon and music from Fiana Ni Chonail Anthony and Aidan Quigney. Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle Hosted by Jennifer McConnell and Daragh Leamy and broadcast LIVE from the SBCR studio at the Derg Alliance Building on Saturday 31st December 2022 Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie
Tented accommodation is being used again to house international protection applicants in Clare. The facilities have come back into use at Knockalisheen direct provision centre, despite Government pledges to ensure it wouldn't happen again just a month ago. CEO of migrant organisation Doras, John Lannon, says the situation isn't acceptable.
John Lannon, CEO of migrant and refugee support group Doras.
John Lannon, CEO of Doras, an organisation promoting the rights of migrants, on Government proposals to improve accommodation for refugees.
On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan spoke to John Lannon, CEO of Doras, to talk about the upcoming regional information event on Thursday, October 13th at 6pm, The events is for anyone who is providing host accommodation for Ukrainians in and around the Mid West region. The event hosted by Doras and Limerick County Council will take place in the Kilmurray Lodge Hotel, Dublin Road, Limerick. Registration for this free event can be done through Eventbrite.ie.
John Cooke, RTÉ Reporter & John Lannon, CEO Doras
John Cooke, RTÉ Reporter & John Lannon, CEO Doras
Report from Della Kilroy and reaction from John Lannon of the Doras
John Lannon, chief executive of refugee group Doras, discusses news the Government is "reviewing" its deadline to end direct provision by December 2024.
The government is set to miss its target of ending the direct provision system by 2024. Reports in yesterday's Business Poss suggest the target will be missed due to the Ukrainian refugee crisis. John Lannon is CEO of Doras which is part of the umbrella group STAD – Coalition to End Direct Provision spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.
The government is set to miss its target of ending the direct provision system by 2024. Reports in yesterday's Business Poss suggest the target will be missed due to the Ukrainian refugee crisis. John Lannon is CEO of Doras which is part of the umbrella group STAD – Coalition to End Direct Provision spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.
John Lannon, CEO of Doras, discusses the Government's changes to visa requirements for refugees and plans to accommodate Ukrainians at Gormanston.
The topic of the 2022 IMAPs Global Business Council Spring Meeting, co-located with the IMAPS Device Packaging Conference, was Onshoring for the Department of Defense (DoD). Since the last time we visited the Onshoring packaging to the US question, the Chips Act has been passed, and now Congress is trying to decide how to appropriate the 52Billion in incentives. Simultaneously, the already-funded State-of-the-Art (SOTA) Heterogeneous Integrated Packaging (SHIP) program has been launched to develop a sustainable business and operational model to provide the DoD with access to domestic sources of SOTA digital and radio frequency packaging. It's believed that sustained access to SOTA packaging will foster significant system performance increases, which will enable military system modernization and support next-generation capabilities.In this episode, we speak with Jim Will of Skywater Technology and John Lannon, of Micross AIT. Both presented as part of the GBC plenary session. We talk about how the $52Billion would best be appropriated. We also talk about the concerns that this might be just a temporary solution, and what the outcome will be if it's not sustained. We also speak with Keynote Speaker, Darrin Crum, Technical Lead of the SHIP Program, and Tom Smelker of Mercury Microsystems, the performer that provides the classified environment needed to keep the program secure. Crum and Smelker explain how the SHIP program works, who is involved, and how chiplets and other heterogeneous integration technologies can make it possible to quickly bring SOTA to the defense community. Contact Today's Speakers on LinkedIn: James Will, SkyWater Technology - A&D BU DirectorDr. John Lannon, Micross Advanced Interconnect Technology - General ManagerDarren J. Crum, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division - Technical Lead of the SHIP Program for OUSD(R&E) – Modernization MicroelectronicsTom Smelker, Mercury Systems – VP& GM, MicrosystemsTo learn more, read Tom Smelker's blog post, Enabling a Trusted Domestic Microelectronics Ecosystem. IMAPS Device Packaging Conference Interconnects for Tomorrow's Applications
We presented the 2022 3D InCites Awards in person on March 10 at the IMAPs Device Packaging Conference. Rather than acceptance speeches, we carved out time throughout the week to interview some winners for the 3D InCites podcast. In this, the first of two episodes we speak with the following award winners and asked them to share their success stories with our listeners. First up, a conversation with EMD's Jeff Catlin, about the company's commitment to sustainable semiconductor manufacturing. EMD is our 2022 Sustainablity Award Winner. Next, you'll hear from John Lannon of Micross AIT, about the company's legacy of 3D IC technology development. Micross is the 3D InCites Devices manufacturer of the year. Craig Bishop, CTO of Deca, Process of the Year winner, talks about Gen 2. of Adaptive Patterning. He also share's his personal story of how he came to be part of the advanced packaging industry. It all began with a conversation with his neighbor, Tim Olson, CEO of Deca…Shelby Nelson, CTO of Mosaic Microsystems, winner of Start-up of the Year, share's the company's origin story as women-founded company, through its growth today. ERS electronic GmbH is the 2022 Equipment Supplier of the Year, and Debbie Claire Sanchez joined us to talk about the highlights of the paper she presented on the company's advances in thermal debonding. She also shared some of her back-story of working at Deca. This year's Herb Reiter Design Tool Award went to Cadence. We spoke with John Park about the company's first-of-its-kind comprehensive, high-capacity 3D-IC design platform. He also clarifies the difference between a SiP and a chiplet architecture from a design perspective. Raja Swaminathan gives an acceptance speech for the DEI Award, explains the role of a Sr. Fellow at AMD. He also talks about AMD's 3D V-Cache, and explains what he means by True 3D. We continued the discussion of the different between a SiP package and a Chiplet package. IMAPS Device Packaging Conference Interconnects for Tomorrow's Applications
(previously known as Doras Luimni ) https://doras.org Doras is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental organisation working to support and promote the rights of all migrants in Ireland. Interview originally broadcast live as part of Saturday Chronicle Hosted by Tom Hanley and Patricia Ann Moore on the 11th of December 2021. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH Solicitors AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie
Live 95's Ronan Moyles speaks Bulelani Mfaco, a resident of the Knockalisheen Direct Provision Centre and John Lannon from Doras Luimni about what living in direct provision has been like during Covid-19. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
John Lannon is the CEO of DORAS, a non-profit organisation working to promote and protect the rights of people from a migrant background in Ireland.
Podcast Editor Katie Flannery chats to the CEO of DORAS, John Lannon about the work of the organisation, the implications of direct provision in Ireland and about the launch of their Christmas appeal. DORAS provide a free and confidential advice and legal information service on immigration-related issues including asylum applications, direct provision, family reunification, employment rights and reporting racism.
Did you know that Ireland has facilitated the movement of at least 3 million US Military Personnel through the airport in Shannon and that there is evidence linking at least 22 rendition flights using the same pathway? Our guest is John Lannon of the Anti-War Group, Shannon Watch, and he explains how our looking the other way facilitates the war machine to operate in other countries with our tacit approval. We need to ask are we really a neutral country and if not, can we at least start tobe honest about our role as a cog in the war machine wheel. See shannonwatch.org for more. Join us and support these podcasts at: patreon.com/tortoiseshack
John Lannon is a member of the Executive Committee of the Peace and Neutrality Alliance (PANA) in Ireland, a founding member of Shannon Watch, and a lecturer and researcher at the University of Limerick. We discuss Ireland's neutrality and lack thereof. https://worldbeyondwar.org/ireland
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