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Based in Claregalway, Co Galway, The Learning Reservoir is a digital-first training provider supporting Ireland’s high-tech and regulated manufacturing sector, including medical device, pharma/biopharma, food and drinks and general manufacturing.

University of Galway has just launched a new Medical Device Prototype Hub, supported by medical device company Medtronic, which will see a major expansion of research and innovation links between the two.

Fianna Fáil’s Albert Dolan TD has welcomed last week’s announcement by Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke, confirming €18 million in Smart Regions Enterprise Innovation Scheme funding, with Galway securing significant investment across multiple high-impact innovation projects.

Chanelle Pharma this week announced the appointment of Sébastien Boussemart as Head of Animal Health, a strategic leadership role designed to accelerate the company’s growth, strengthen global operations, and advance its vision as a fully integrated B2B partner of choice for the animal health industry.

The OEM Engineering Apprenticeship is a three-year Level 6 programme where you learn a wide range of engineering skills such as mechanical, electrical, pneumatics, electronics hydraulics, robotics and much more.

University of Galway has launched a new research partnership with multinational engineering company Trane Technologies.

From the winding streets of its home city to the bustling corridors of hospitals in over 80 countries, Aerogen’s journey is a shining example of Galway innovation making a global impact.

From the winding streets of its home city to the bustling corridors of hospitals in over 80 countries, Aerogen’s journey is a shining example of Galway innovation making a global impact.

In Claregalway’s Corporate Park, a quiet but powerful medtech transformation is underway. Salt Medical, a rising Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO), has just completed an eventful and highly productive first year, one that has seen the company go from an empty shell of a building to a fully operational medical device innovation hub.

The west of Ireland’s status as a global leader in medical technology research and manufacturing received a €34 million boost today, Thursday, with the announcement of a new project to integrate academia, industry and commerce.