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Medtech startup develops speedy postsurgery wound-closing device
QuickStitch combines the best of stitches and staples in a single, easy-to-use device
Irish companies raise €61 million in VC funding
Galway-based medtech company Atlantic Therapeutics secure a $32 million fundraising
Irish medical devices company CroíValve raises €3.2m
Trinity spin-out has developed a minimally invasive device to treat defective heart valves
Irish researchers make key breakthrough on ‘brain-like’ computers
‘Neuromorphic’ computers will be able to carry out tasks natural to the human brain
Irish scientists pinpoint tackles to minimise rugby head injuries
3D motion analysis lab trials with elite players confirm tackling lower trunk is safer
Nanoscience – doing small wonders for Ireland’s economy
Brian Lucey’s report found that, out of a total income of €108 million between 2007 and 2016, Crann/Amber have generated €505 million in gross national output
New device to treat defective heart valve
The cost effective treatment will reduce hospital time for patients
ProVerum offers minimally invasive treatment for BPH
New innovators: Dr Conor Harkin, founder of medtech start-up ProVerum
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