Technology Transfer Offices Contact Details

Following on from the success of the first Technology Transfer Strengthening Initiative (TTSI), Enterprise Ireland now supports Technology Transfer across a broad range of the Higher Education Institutes in Ireland through the formation of Technology Transfer consortia. The six consortia + two (TCD and UCD did not enter into consortium agreements) are listed below.

1) University College Dublin Consortium       

• University College Dublin 
• National College of Art and Design   

2) Maynooth University Consortium

• Maynooth University
• Athlone Institute of Technology                      
• Waterford Institute of Technology
• Institute of Technology Carlow    

3) DRIC Consortium     

• Dublin Institute of Technology
• Institute of Technology Tallaght   
• Institute of Technology Blanchardstown           
• National College of Ireland           
• Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology 
• Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies      

4) Trinity College Dublin   

• Trinity College Dublin

5) Dublin City University Consortium    

• Dublin City University
• Dundalk Institute of Technology  

6) Ignite West Consortium    

• National University of Ireland Galway    
• Letterkenny Institute of Technology        
• Galway Mayo Institute of Technology                           
• Institute of Technology Sligo                                                                                

7) University of Limerick Consortium    

• University of Limerick
• Limerick Institute of Technology
• Munster Technological University - Kerry       

8) UCT Consortium

• University College Cork     
• Munster Technological University - Cork         
• Teagasc

If your college does not have a technology transfer office, contact Enterprise Ireland who can point you to relevant information to help you start on the road of commercialisation.  

More information

For more information, visit our Knowledge Transfer Ireland website,

Contact

Siobhan Horan

Technology Exploitation Networks
Enterprise Ireland

Siobhan Horan