All HEI'sAthlone Institute of TechnologyCork Institute of TechnologyDublin City UniversityDublin Institute of TechnologyMaynooth UniversityNational University of Ireland, GalwayRoyal College of SurgeonsTeagascTrinity College DublinUniversity College CorkUniversity College DublinUniversity of LimerickWaterford Institute of Technology All SectorsFuture Networks and Communications, IoT Data Analytics, Management, Security, Privacy, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (incl. Machine Learning)Digital Platforms, Content and Applications, Augmented & Virtual RealityConnected Health Medical DevicesDiagnosticsTherapeutics Food for HealthSmart & Sustainable Food Production and Processing Decarbonising the Energy SystemSustainable LivingAdvanced & Smart ManufacturingManufacturing & Novel MaterialsInnovation in Services and Business ProcessingSectorsResearch Theme Sub SectorsVIPER: a virally-derived peptide that blocks inflammation: Licensing Opportunity from Trinity College Dublin - July 2015Over millennia, viruses have optimised their ability to inhibit the immune response. Thus the Vaccinia virus protein A46 displays a remarkable ability to inhibit TLR4 function. We have exploited this viral know-how and d... pdf 1.1MBBiofunctional Graphene Sensor - Licensing Opportunity from Trinity College Dublin - August 2015Graphene is a monolayer of carbon atoms and one of a number of promising novel building block to fabricate next generation electronic devices, including hand‐held biosensors (Fig3). Graphene sensors have the potential t... pdf 537.1KBGraphene Elastomer composite: Licensing Opportunity from Trinity College Dublin - August 2014Sensitive, high-strain, high-rate, bodily motion, sensors based on graphene-rubber, composites: In this work, we demonstrate a very simple method of infusing store-bought elastic bands with liquid-exfoliated graphene to... pdf 398.1KBOroPress - Licensing Opportunity from University of Limerick - April 2014OroPressTM is a Class IIa wireless medical device that uses tongue pressure measurement to diagnose and assist in the rehabilitation of oral swallowing dysfunction, thereby reducing hospital stays, healthcare costs and d... pdf 255.6KBSanaSense: An answer to the challenge to measure tissue viability: Licensing Opportunity from Trinity College Dublin - July 2015SanaSense is a unique non-contact measurement system providing accurate information on the degree of tissue compression combining a low cost, thin and flexible off the self-sensor material with a novel signal detection a... pdf 1.5MB First 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425 Last Print Bookmark Top