ALT Image shows Professor Paul Miller, Professor Sir Ian Greer, Judith Millar and Dr Ryan Feeney pictured with the Rt Hon Pat McFadden MP in front of CSIT.

ALT Image shows Queen's staff showing the Minister some of the facilities.

ALT Image shows Queen's staff showing the Minister some of the facilities.

ALT Image shows Queen's staff showing the Minister some of the facilities.

ALT Image shows Judith Millar

ALT Image shows pictured left to right: Judith Millar, Business Development Manager CSIT; UK Government Minister for AI and Digital Government Feryal Clark; Professor Máire O'Neill, Director CSIT, Professor Paul Millar, Deputy Director CSIT. They are standing beside the CSIT signage.

ALT Image shows Paul Givan, Education Minister, pictured with Professor Sir Ian Greer, Queen's staff members, and Professor Fluffy. They are pictured in front of a promotional stand for our Pathway Opportunity programme, with pop-up stands and a red branded tablecloth.

ALT Image shows Health Minister Mike Nesbitt being taught how to clean plaque from teeth by our Dentistry colleagues.

ALT Image shows someone practicing using an ultrasound machine, rubbing the machine on their neck and watching the scan on an iPad.

ALT Image shows the Long Gallery filled with people.

ALT Here in Northern Ireland, the cyber security sector is a wonderful example of innovation, which is rapidly growing into an economic powerhouse… and we now have a burgeoning community of cyber security professionals and enterprises. It was a great pleasure for me, recently, to visit the Centre for Secure Information Technologies at Queen’s University, in the Titanic Quarter. It is now rightly renowned as a global leader in cyber security research and innovation.

ALT The cyber security industry here started with a research project spinning out from Queen’s. The expertise that’s here attracted others and so a cluster developed around it. That attracted inward investment, and we are now looking at how we apply our cyber security and data analytics expertise to other areas, such as health or the agrifood industry which are very important here in Northern Ireland.

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