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To download our Ignite TTO Market Evaluation Webinar please go the following dropbox
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For more information please contact Fiona Neary-
Valeo link up with NUIG to develop 'smart' car software
Tuam Herald Article, Page 11, April 14, 2011
- Ignite TTO NUI Galway speaker at the IRDG Enterprise Innovation Network event in Galway
http://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/31830
- Ignite TTO NUI Galway Supports the JCI Galway Young Entrepreneur Awards 2010
- JCI Young Entrepreneur Awards Finalists picked
- Minister using an NUIG New technology at the TTO stand for the EI ’BIG IDEAS’ showcase in Dublin on the 20th October in Croke Park Dublin –
Galway Independent, Page 76, 19-May-2010
Sunday Business Post, Page 25, 13-Jun-2010
- Further success for an NUI Galway Spin Out
Technology Transfer at its best, John McGuire and Krystian Samp introduce ATOM
Technology Transfer at its best, Pat Kelly and Fabien Bernard Introducing Light Line
...METHOD of analysing chemical compounds has been.developed by researchers from NUI Galway. ...Madden received assistance from the Technology Transfer Office in NUIG in setting up the company. ......entrepreneurs NUI. Galway is calling on all potential entrepreneurs to join its ......Advertiser, DHKN Corporate Finance, Snap Printing, RDJ Glynn Solicitors, TTO NUI Galway, BaseDesign, Blueprint Coaching & Training, M6R Public Relations, and ... Change; and Fiona Neary of Ignite Technology Transfer Office at NUIG; and Patrick Brennan of Snap Printing. ...
Talking about JCI Awards
...R Public Relations Blueprint Coaching and Training Technology Transfer Office, NUI Galwaybay ...
Parents benefit from latest DERI innovation in NUI Galway – September 2009
Social Networking in the Business Innovation Centre
A recent networking event for the tenants of the NUIG Business Innovation Centre was organised by SwiftAccounts.ie (Unit 109, ground floor) and held on Thursday 27th August 2009. It was a great success and spirits remain high in spite of the current economic climate! To see a blog post of the event, please click on http://www.swiftaccounts.ie/blog/
New Irish start-up saving almost 20% on fuel costs – June 2009
NUI Galway Entrepreneur wins technology Development Competition – May 2009...Teams from NUI Galway, Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and University College Cork (UCC) ...r): Ken Reynolds, UCC; Suzanne Cloonan, TCD; and Joseph Mackle, NUI ... click here for further information
NUI Galway Sparks Innovation Revolution
Manufacturing Ireland, Page 33, May/June 2008
...The past twelve months has further re-enforced NUI Galway as a research-intensive institution, with significant research and technology developments across a wide spectrum of areas... click here for further informationBusiness Plus, Page 51, May/June 2008
...Established in September 2005, the Technology Transfer Office (TTO) at NUI Galway saw unprecedented developments in 2006 and 2007... click here for further information
NUIG top of Tech CompGalway Independent, Page 23, 06-Aug-2008
...A cause to take to the * NUIG top of The winners of an InterCollege Technology De...Near}', Business Development Manager, Ignite Technology Transfer Office, NUI Galway, said: "This programme provides for the ] embedding of ... click here for further informationAthlone Voice, Page 38, 20-May-2008
...A PROGRAMME launched this week at NUI Galway. ...Gert O'Rourke, Network Manager, Minister Micheal Martin, Niamh Corcoran, NUIG and Carl Blake, Skillnets, at the launch this week.... click here for further informationGalway Independent, Page 39, 05-Mar-2008
...Dr Daniel O'Mahony, Consultant Advisor, Ignite TTO, said: " NUI, Galway's investment in research and technology commercialisation exceeded €46 ...at the recent launch of Ignite Technology Transfer Office at NUI, Galway were
Above, L-R: Dr. Neil Ferguson, Dr. Patrick Kelly, Dr. Ruairi Friel, Mr. Hughie McCormack, Ms. Clodagh Barry,
Ms. Fiona Neary, Dr. Jacinta Thornton, Mr. John McGuire, Dr. Maura Glennon, Dr. James Walsh, Ms. Ann Byrne
and Dr. Daniel O'MahonyMayo Advertiser, Page B 2, 14-Sep-2007
...Enterprise Board, the GMIT Innovation in Business Centre and the NUI Galway Technology Transfer Office," added Ms Buckley. ... Click here for further information
LookWest.ie Expo to outline job and busines opportunities in Galway
Connacht Tribune, Page 12, 14-Sep-2007
...Enterprise Board, the GMIT Innovation in Business Centre and the NUI Galway Technology Transfer Office," she added. "... Click here for further information
Expo to outline job and business opportunities in Galway
Carlow First, Page B 2, 13-Sep-2007
...Enterprise Board, the GMIT Innovation in Business Centre and the NUI Galway Technology Transfer Office," added Ms Buckley....click here for further information
Irish Independent Digital Ireland, Page 5, 30-Aug-2007
...AN NUI Galway campus company, formed on the back of campus research, ...and our commercialisation specialists we have been working with NUI Galway to find a route to market for this excellent technology," ... click here for further information
Sunday Independent Business, Page 9, 12-Aug-2007
...funded by Enterprise Ireland and the participating universities, UCC, National University of Ireland, Galway and University of Limerick. ... click here for further information
€10 million investment for NUIG based company
Galway Independent, Page 22, 08-Aug-2007
...was founded after new technology was developed by researchers at NUI, Galway, and is being housed at the University and funded ... click here for further information
Galway firm makes bio breakthrough
Sunday Tribune, 05-Aug-2007
...An NUI Galway spin-off company has achieved a breakthrough which could revolutionise bioethanol production...click here for further information
Irish Independent Business, Page 12, 12-Jul-2007
...Clients include National University of Ireland , Galway, Trinity College Dublin and University Ron ... click here for further information
Technology Ireland, page 32, 11-July-2007
...Dublin are approved for funding, while the first five participants - NUI Galway, NUI Maynooth, University College Cork and the Royal College ... click here for further information
Life Sciences Ireland Review, Issue1, Page 35, July-2007
...In recent years National University of Ireland, Galway has invested to establish itself as a research intensive organisation. The university's Technology Transfer Office has increased the number of patent applications... click here for further information
Galway leads with first-class research
The Sunday Business Post, page n37, 27-May-2007
...As part of the government's focus on industry and academia working together, NUI Galway has established major research and development collaborative projects with industry...click here for further information
Business Cork, Page 72, 24-May-2007
...There will be immediate appointments at UCC, NUI Galway, NUI Maynooth, The Royal College of Surgeons and UCD, ... click here for further information
€8.5 million for transfer of knowledge
Technology Ireland, Page 17, 11-May-2007
...Appointments already took place at UCC, NUI Galway, NUI Maynooth, the Royal College of Surgeons ... click here for further information
CardioSim A multipurpose physiological tester I for cardiovascular devices
Technology Ireland, Page 9, 11-May-2007
...At the National Centre for Biomedical and Engineering Sciences at NUI Galway has developed and filed a patent application for a ...click here for further information
Galway Advertiser, Page 38, 12-Apr-2007
...JULIE TIERNEY Three technology transfer roles will be created in NUI Galwayto develop strong links between the university and Irish ...welcome the announcement of three specialist technology transfer posts at NUI Galway....
Recruitment, Page 2, 09-Apr-2007
...There will be immediate appointments at UCC, NUI Galway,NUI Maynooth, The Royal College of Surgeons and UCD. ...
Sunday Independent Business, Page 5, 08-Apr-2007
...Immediate appointments are expected at University College Cork; National Universityof Ireland (NUI), Galway; NUI Maynooth; the Royal College ...
Galway Independent, Page 22, 04-Apr-2007
...Mary O'Keeffe //ayindependent.com NUI, Galway is set to see the appointment of new technology ...at some of the country's most important universities including NUI, Galway....
€8.5m package to benefit industry and universitiesIrish Examiner, Page 7, 03-Apr-2007
...The staff at National University of Ireland Galway , NUI Maynooth, University College Cork, University ...
Champions of biotech r&d - NUI galway -
see Irish Biotech News - Year in Review is now available online at www.biotechnologyireland.com/ibnHighlights include:
Life Lines - Robust growth and strong financial returns demonstrate the confidence of the biotechnology sector.
Inward Investment - Irish Biotechnology continues to attract investment and is poised to add even greater value in 2007.
Seedcorn - Why are biotech companies cleaning up at these all-Ireland business awards?changes to Enterprise ireland's Commercialisation Fund
Recent Changes to the Commercialisation Fund - Latest news
Champions of Research and development
Irish Entrepreneur, Page 72, 15-Jan-2007
... UNIVERSITY AND INDUSTRY COLLABORATION CAN ENCOURAGE AND NURTURE THE RESEARCH AND ...provides a framework for further technology development from within the university and the transition of this technology into industry for commercialisation ...
NUI Galway Student’s Brainwave to become commercial reality
A postgraduate student from NUI Galway is the first university researcher in Ireland to receive payment for a ’brainwave’ from Technology from Ideas Limited (TfI), the technology commercialisation company. Robert Healy, from the Mechanical & Biomedical Engineering Department, has a radical new idea in the field of renewable energy which potentially offers significant enhancement to existing technologies.
Robert’s initial idea was analysed by TfI looking at its market, technical and Intellectual Property merits. TfI expanded upon the idea turning it into a novel technology concept which would enhance current and proposed wave power generation devices. An added bonus of the technology is that it would also strengthen the structural integrity of a device allowing it to withstand more severe sea conditions. The technology involves the use of novel materials coupled with innovative structural modifications.
The finer details regarding Robert Healy’s idea remain top secret while under development; all he can reveal is that the idea came to him while "watching the surf in Galway Bay". TfI will now commit time and resources to developing, demonstrating and protecting the idea, with the aim of selling or licencing a proven technology onto an end customer. The returns from future sales will be shared with both NUI Galway and Robert.
Dr Daniel O’Mahony, Director Technology Transfer Office, NUI Galway, said:
"Robert’s idea is an innovative solution to a problem he observed with current renewable energy devices. It is outside of his core area of expertise and requires further market-focused technology development before being ready for commercialisation – which is where TfI come in. Our partnership with TfI offers NUI Galway a much needed alternative commercialisation route for our intellectual property (IP) and this idea is the first fruits of our relationship since signing our initial agreement with TfI".In May of this year, NUI Galway signed a technology commercialisation agreement with Irish company TfI. Under the agreement, TfI will source certain categories of technology ideas from NUI Galway researchers for development and sale to industry.
Commenting on today’s announcement, Dan Richardson, TfI’s Managing Director, said: "This award demonstrates our belief in the potential of this idea and in our ability to develop it into a valuable technology. This is the start of a potentially long commercialisation process for Robert’s idea with the real returns for him and the University coming when there is a sale or licence deal. We expect further awards over the coming year as we take more ideas into our development pipeline."
The agreement with TfI forms part of an ongoing strategic initiative for the Technology Transfer Office at NUI Galway in the development, commercial exploitation, industrial partnering and spin-out of technologies under development by a number of research teams at the University.
Notes for editors
For more information please contact: NUI Galway, Dr. Daniel O’Mahony, Director Technology Transfer Office, 091 492147
Technology from Ideas (TfI)
Technology from Ideas (TfI) is a new Irish technology commercialisation company partnered by key players in universities and industry. TfI locates unrealised ideas from university researchers, develops them into investment ready technologies, and sells them to customers worldwide for subsequent development into products. This is achieved through commercially focused development in our own laboratories and together with sales through established technology development company partners.
For more information please visit http://www.technologyfromideas.com/
Tel Dan Richardson, Managing Director on 353 86 172 4623. -
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