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Registration is now open for the upcoming ‘Cosmetic Innovation – From Idea to Impact’. Organised by the Centre for Applied Bioscience Research (CABR) and Centre for Advanced Photonics & Process Analysis (CAPPA), “Cosmetic Innovation – From Idea to Impact” is a half-day event (as part of MTU’s Innovation and Enterprise Month 2025), where you will hear […]

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) and residential care group Riada Care Ltd. have unveiled an innovative new project that uses Virtual Reality (VR) technology to enhance the quality of life for elderly residents. Supported by the Data2Sustain European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH), the initiative introduces 360° VR videos to convalescent care homes, offering residents immersive experiences

SME’s competing in today’s marketplace often find that R&D activities are out of reach due to a number factors including financial support, lack of expertise, limited resources, or restricted access to suitable equipment. These barriers often make innovation and R&D seem unachievable for small and medium sized businesses. However, this is where the Technology Gateway

10 projects to receive €12.1 million in funding to access cutting-edge equipment to increase R&D collaboration and competitiveness for companies through the Technology Gateways and Technology Centres based in the Third Level Sector nationwide. Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke T.D. has announced the successful applicants to the latest round of the Capital

Novel and disruptive research with groundbreaking impact Research conducted by members of SETU’s Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment’s (engCORE) over a two-year period (2022-2024), has produced a novel, disruptive, smart surface technology which will have groundbreaking impacts on the international concrete industries. The research was carried out in partnership with FLI Global, and supported by

Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateways works in partnership with Technological Universities and Institutes of Technology across Ireland. Our 17 specialised Gateways and 3 sectoral clusters deliver innovation expertise and solutions for Irish industry. The following answers frequently asked questions related to the clusters. What are the Technology Gateway Clusters?    Technology Gateway clusters are industry focused research

Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateways works in partnership with Technological Universities and Institutes of Technology across Ireland. The 17 specialised Gateways and 3 sectoral clusters deliver innovation expertise and solutions for Irish industry, providing a bridge between businesses and research institutions. Engaging with the programme provides benefits to all types of businesses, and in particular small

On Thursday, 5th December, 2024 the Centre for Applied Bioscience Research (CABR) officially launched. A joint collaboration between the Technological University of the Shannon and Munster Technological University, the ethos of the newly rebranded Centre for Applied Bioscience Research is to be the leading hub for transforming cutting-edge science and technology into real-world applications. Taking

Enterprise Ireland’s Applied Internet of Things (IoT) Cluster is one of three specialised Technology Gateway clusters within the Enterprise Ireland Network. Partnering with the Applied IoT cluster can unveil a range of opportunities for Irish business of all sizes, from accelerating Innovation to streamlining production and processes. By engaging with the cluster, businesses can take

Innovation can often play a critical role in the long-term success of businesses. From economic uncertainty to market fluctuations, a company’s capacity to innovate is often the key factor in its ability to adapt and overcome. Innovation is not just about developing the next revolutionary new product. For many businesses, innovation encompasses making incremental changes.