Jun 9, 2026 · 47 min · 11 segments
In this episode of DeepTech Unleashed, host Christian Noske sits down with Rhona Togher, the CEO and co-founder of Lios. Based in Dublin, Lios is on a mission to reduce noise pollution and prevent…
Rhona TogherGuest
Christian NoskeHost
You get to see the original post box where everyone used to post their inventions in the door of the EPO, and it is really cool.

And in one of the sections, they have, um, an invention for all the decades, and you know, one of them is the microchip.

And then you go down the decades, and as you get to the noughties, there is an exhibit all about Emer and I, and you get to read about two girls from Sligo who have developed an advanced acoustic material, and, you know, they're launching it not just in hearing protection, but they're also, you know, taking it to space.

And when I got to see the exhibit and, you know, s- see our two big faces up there and our technology for, for all the world to see, like such a significant moment that we had not only been acknowledged as, you know, inventors of this, but, you know, they had chosen to select it to represent a decade and put it in their museum.

Um, I think if you had told those, those two girls in their uniforms that one day they would be in the European Patent Office Museum as an exhibit, that, you know, school children would come in and see and other inventors would get to, to read about, there's no way we would have believed you.

And, you know, I'm, I'm really looking forward to, to taking my daughter there someday and showing her, showing her me up in, up in there.

You get to see the original post box where everyone used to post their inventions in the door of the EPO, and it is really cool.

And in one of the sections, they have, um, an invention for all the decades, and you know, one of them is the microchip.

And then you go down the decades, and as you get to the noughties, there is an exhibit all about Emer and I, and you get to read about two girls from Sligo who have developed an advanced acoustic material, and, you know, they're launching it not just in hearing protection, but they're also, you know, taking it to space.

And when I got to see the exhibit and, you know, s- see our two big faces up there and our technology for, for all the world to see, like such a significant moment that we had not only been acknowledged as, you know, inventors of this, but, you know, they had chosen to select it to represent a decade and put it in their museum.

Um, I think if you had told those, those two girls in their uniforms that one day they would be in the European Patent Office Museum as an exhibit, that, you know, school children would come in and see and other inventors would get to, to read about, there's no way we would have believed you.

And, you know, I'm, I'm really looking forward to, to taking my daughter there someday and showing her, showing her me up in, up in there.
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