Research and Innovation

The Trinity Centre for Bioengineering has a focused research programme delivering excellence in research, education and innovation, but also the translation of innovative solutions into medical devices and practical applications that enhance patient care, thus enriching and facilitating the development of the medical device industry in Ireland.

These research themes form the foundation for enabling technologies for advances in key areas of active and passive implantable devices, surgical and medical device design, as well as informing clinical studies and interventions in ageing, neurodegeneration and rehabilitation.

Are you interested in Medical Device Design? Please email medical.devices@tcd.ie

 

Bioengineering Research: in conversation

In Conversation: Richard Reilly, Chair of Neural Engineering, Director of the Centre for Bioengineering, on Bioengineering Research

 

Spinouts and Startups

In 2010 there have been three spinouts and start‐ups from the Trinity Centre for Bioengineering
• Cutting Edge Medical Devices: Dr Bruce Murphy. Intravasculature Devices and Balloons
• ArtiStent: Dr Danny Kelly. Flexible Stents for Peripheral Arteries
• SpeechScreen: Professor Richard Reilly. eHealth devices for asthma and COPD