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Ireland is Europe’s medtech Silicon Valley. Here is everything you need to know about medtech in Ireland in this essential reading guide.
12 innovative European medtech start-ups to watch
Monument of Polish physicist and chemist, and the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, Marie Skłodowska Curie, in Warsaw. Curie embodies the spirit of European medtech innovation that continues today. Image: Fotokon/Shutterstock
We look at 12 innovative start-ups from across Europe that are keeping the flame of European medtech innovation alive.
10 people to follow if you want a career in medtech
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Want to build a strong medtech career? Start by checking out these major medtech players to beef up your Twitter news feed.
6 medical devices aiming to change the world in 2018
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There are more medical devices out there than ever before, but these select few promise to potentially improve the lives of millions of people around the world.
‘Suturing a wound or building a virtual-reality room require similar skills’
Dr Alice Kirby. Image: Ruth Medjber
Dr Alice Kirby has had a career journey like no other, and she’s using every experience to drive her desire to improve healthcare.
Ireland is sitting upon a €12.6bn a year medtech goldmine
Bill Doherty, executive vice-president, Cook Medical. Image: Gary Barrett
Did you know that medtech employs 38,000 people in Ireland?
After moving around the world, Limerick welcomed Ranjani Iyer with open arms
Ranjani Iyer, a systems verification and validation engineer at BD. Image: BD
Ranjani Iyer is no stranger to flying to unknown places, having moved multiple times during her study and career. When she arrived at Limerick to take up a role at BD, she was thrilled to find that the city welcomed her warmly.
‘It’s only in recent years that medical devices have really gotten exciting’
Dr Emily Porter of the Translational Medical Device Lab at NUI Galway. Image: NUI Galway
Dr Emily Porter of NUI Galway describes how she and her fellow researchers are working on a device that could improve the lives of 200m people worldwide.
Want to work in medtech? Here’s what you need to know
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Medtech has become a thriving sector within the world of life sciences. But what do you need to know if you want to work in medtech?
High standards: Who is setting the benchmark for medical device software?
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Safety is paramount when it comes to medtech, but so is cost-effective manufacturing. How do standards affect the process?
What will DCU’s Centre for eIntegrated Care do for Irish healthcare?
The team behind CeIC (from left): Dr Pamela Hussey, Martin Tully, Sharon Farrell and Dr Carole Glynn. Image: Nick Bradshaw
CeIC director Dr Pamela Hussey tells us about the new research centre for connected healthcare at DCU.
