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As an increased number of Irish companies seek to move to a more sustainable future and consider developing, and investing in greener products, processes or services, many can experience innovation challenges.      The good news is that opportunities in the area of research, development and innovation have also increased. There are now many avenues for companies

Industry clusters within the Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway network, provides an ideal opportunity for Irish companies to engage with a wealth of expertise, experience, and knowledge in a variety of sectors.   EMD Ireland, a unique Engineering, Materials and Design cluster, consists of a collaboration of seven specialised Technology Gateways bringing together a variety of expertise,

Is now the time to take that next step and start your innovation journey?… perhaps you’re struggling with accessing expertise, knowledge or equipment for a preexisting product, process or service?. Be assured that whatever the problem, be it technical solutions, assistance in designing or redesigning a product, or simply a new idea, we can help.  

Are you a small or medium-sized business thinking about applying for an Enterprise Ireland Innovation Voucher? Sive Geoghegan Technology Gateway manager at MiCRA, TUD Tallaght reveals all by answering the eight most frequent questions asked to give you an insight into the Enterprise Ireland Innovation Voucher process. Find out what you can expect when working

Above: Úna Parsons, Head of College, ATU Sligo, and Head of Faculty of Engineering & Design, Dr David Tormey, Academic Director, PEM Research Centre, Cliodhna Carroll, Business Development Lead, PEM Technology Gateway, Dr Russell Macpherson, Gateway Manager, PEM Technology Gateway and Dr Orla Flynn, President of Atlantic Technological University. The Precision Engineering and Manufacturing (PEM) Technology Gateway had its official opening, inviting

Design+ Technology Gateway in SETU Carlow are delighted to announce the arrival of their new Stereolithography 3D printer, the Raplas PR450 HD funded by Enterprise Ireland to complement the existing suite of polymer additive manufacturing machines on-site in their labs. As a Technology Gateway that has received support from the Enterprise Ireland Capital Call, we have experienced the positive impact this program

MiCRA Technology Gateway is an industry-led research and development facility located in the CASH-Synergy Centre at TU Dublin (Tallaght Campus). Focusing on the advancement of Agri-Food sensing and In-Vitro Biodiagnostic technologies, the gateway consists of state-of-the-art electroanalytical, analytical, surface science, cell culture and microbiology labs/instrumentation, and sensor/prototype fabrication facilities.  The facility has a strong and growing

IMaR Technology Gateway based in Munster Technological University (Kerry), is an applied research provider delivering technology solutions for industry. The Gateway engages with industry across Ireland to increase competitiveness in the area of Intelligent Mechatronics, Internet of Things and RFID and provide the best possible solutions to meet their innovation requirements. By applying its core expertise IMaR can assist business by:  The

CABR (formerly Shannon ABC) is a commercially focused, state of the art, Research Centre and Technology Gateway, bringing together a multidisciplinary team of researchers with commercial specialists in areas such as Biotechnology, Cosmetics, Food & Drink, Life Science and Pharmaceutical.  CABR is unique to the Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway Network, as it is a collaboration