Green Chemistry Biocatalysis Workshop Connects Industry with TU Dublin Expertise

Published: Thursday 7 May 2026 - 14:07

ARISE recently hosted a Green Chemistry Biocatalysis Workshop at the Greenway Hub, led by Business Development Manager Ruth McAdams and Dr Gemma Kinsella, Head of Food Science and Industrial Biotechnology at TU Dublin, whose work in enzyme design supports more sustainable chemical processes.

The event brought together a select group of companies and researchers to explore practical solutions to real-world challenges.

Following an initial networking session, participants moved into tailored one-to-one meetings. Each company presented a specific problem statement and was matched with researchers with relevant expertise, enabling focused and productive discussions.

The format encouraged meaningful engagement, allowing for in-depth technical conversations and the exploration of potential collaborations.

Overall, the workshop proved highly effective, highlighting the value of connecting enterprise with TU Dublin’s applied research capabilities.

If your organisation is facing a technical challenge or exploring new opportunities in sustainable innovation, ARISE can help connect you with the right expertise at TU Dublin. Get in touch to learn more about how we can support your innovation journey.

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