RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences
TERG’s institutional home and a university focused exclusively on health sciences.
Impact & collaboration
Research designed to travel.
Translation begins with the right questions and the right partners. We connect bioengineering with clinical insight, advanced manufacturing and commercial pathways.
Our approach
From discovery to use.
We build translation into research planning—from unmet clinical need and manufacturability to intellectual property and industry collaboration.
Partnerships may include collaborative grants, sponsored research, material or device co-development, clinical advice, licensing and new-company formation. Formal engagements are coordinated with RCSI’s Office of Research and Innovation.
Discuss a collaborationacademic
Academic networks
AMBER
The Research Ireland Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research.
CÚRAM
Research Ireland centre for medical devices and implants for chronic disease.
FutureNeuro
Research Ireland centre for translational brain science and neurological therapeutics.
clinical
Clinical collaborators
Beaumont Hospital
Clinical collaboration supports respiratory research, patient-derived models and translation across RCSI programmes.
Dublin Dental University Hospital
Clinical and academic collaboration supports dental-pulp, periodontal and oral-regeneration research.
National Rehabilitation Hospital
Clinical and patient insight contributes to TERG’s spinal-cord injury research and public and patient involvement.
industry
Industry partners
Integra LifeSciences
Collaborates with TERG on advanced biomaterials for peripheral-nerve repair and commercial translation.
Hollister
Named by RCSI as a current TERG industry partner, with interests that include ostomy and skin health.
Johnson & Johnson
Named by RCSI among TERG’s current industry partners supporting translational research engagement.
Ashland
Named by RCSI among TERG’s current industry partners in advanced materials and translation.
spinout
Spin-outs
Pumpinheart
RCSI/TERG spin-out developing a miniature implantable pump for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.
LEP Biomedical
A TERG-supported spin-out named on the official RCSI industry and commercial engagement page.
Tympulse Medical
A TERG-supported medical-device spin-out named on the official RCSI industry and commercial engagement page.
funder
Funders
IRFU Charitable Trust
Supports TERG spinal-cord injury research and contributes patient and public insight through its community.
Industry & innovation