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Our host, Sinead, discussed the history of the organization and their mission, which is to ensure an Ireland "where everyone has the opportunity to progress and prosper. A country with a world-class education system and infrastructure. A country where work is rewarded, and entrepreneurs and innovation is supported." Sinead specializes in the medical technology sector, and plays a critical role in assisting indigenous and international med tech organizations in navigating the intricacies of doing business in Ireland.
After our visit with IBEC, we headed back to Trinity College to see the the newest exhibition at the Science Gallery. The Science Gallery is a fascinating example how art and science can intersect. Their current exhibition, "Trauma: Built to Break" explores how the brain, body, and spirit process and recover from traumatic events. Various scientists and artists partner together to create pieces, resulting in a very unique experience for visitors to the gallery.
To conclude our day, we piled into a bus and head south of Dublin to Glendalough and County Wicklow, which is home to an early medieval monastic settlement. As we had seen with many of the other historical sites we had visited, Ireland's rich history really shined through. We were able see St. Kevin's Church, the Round Tower, Cathedral, and the Upper Lake. Truly beautiful!
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