The MET Technology Gateway is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the ERDF Northern and Western Regional Programme 2021-27
Ibec’s Medtech and Engineering Sectors and EMD Ireland Technology Gateway Cluster will jointly host an event to showcase the capability amongst 6 Technology Gateways relevant to the Medtech and Engineering
MET Technology Gateway in collaboration with Materialise will run a two-day industry workshop on 3D Medical Imaging Planning and Printing Software for Soft tissues. The two-day workshop will run from
MET Technology Gateway Invites you to join Dr Florian Stefanov for a networking lunch and seminar on ‘Patient-specific anatomical models design, fabrication and clinical relevance validation’ on June 27th at
Photo caption: Announcing details of the new Allegan Innovation Award for GMIT, at Allergan in Westport, L to R: Paul Coffey, VP and Managing Director, Allergan; Dr Rick Officer, VP
Innovation Voucher Call Open The initiative was developed to build links between Ireland’s public knowledge providers such as GMIT’s MET Technology Gateway and small businesses. Innovation Vouchers worth
JOB DESCRIPTION Job Title: Research Fellow – Medical Device R&D, Mechanical & Biomechanical Engineering Reporting to: Dr Patrick Delassus Academic Director Location: MET Technology Gateway, Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT),
Are you a SME? Are you developing a Product, Process or Service? Come to our Innovation Voucher Clinic! Enterprise Ireland Innovation Vouchers worth €5000, are available to assist a company
Case Study: Understanding ischemic Stroke GMIT-Medical & Engineering Technologies Centre Published: 08th November 2016 Each year in Ireland approximately 10,000 people suffer from stroke and approximately 2,000 of those die.
The Innovation Voucher scheme is now open. The initiative was developed to build links between Ireland’s public knowledge providers such as GMIT’s MET Gateway and small businesses. Innovation Vouchers worth
Cardiovascular simulators – what is it simulated The adoption of in-vitro cardiovascular simulators by the medical device industry driving current and future innovation. Companies have now access to customised in-vitro
