In recent months, BioAtlantis has found itself under the media spotlight as it plays a major role in the four-year CropPrime project, which has secured funding of up to €1 million through the EU's Horizon-Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme. The project, aimed at advancing sustainable agricultural practices and crop enhancement, has garnered significant attention from various news outlets and industry publications. Below are links to some of the articles where the story was covered:

National News Outlets:

Irish Examiner

www.irishexaminer.com

The four-year CropPrime project is funded up to €1m under the EU’s Horizon-Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme.

Irish Independent

www.independent.ie

A TRALEE-based firm is taking on a leading role in the international battle against the impacts of climate change on some of the globe’s most vulnerable regions.

Silicon Republic

www.siliconrepublic.com

BioAtlantis has joined the CropPrime consortium to research how to make crops more tolerant to the increasing challenges of the climate crisis.

Agriland

www.agriland.ie

A Kerry company is part of a new €1 million research project aiming to make crops more resilient to the effects of climate change.

International News Outlets:

The Farmers Gaurdian

New collaboration to provide crops protection from climate change | Farm News | Farmers Guardian

The Scottish Farmer

JHI and BioAtlantis to develop molecular priming technology | The Scottish Farmer

AgriBusiness Global

New European Research Project Aims to Improve Stress Tolerance of Crops - AgriBusiness Global