About
The Health, Engineering and Materials Sciences Research Hub is a cornerstone of the research architecture within TU Dublin.
Comprising teams working in Research Centres and Technology Gateways, the hub focuses on delivering novel technologies for commercial and social exploitation. With teams working in Health, Engineering, Packaging, Materials and Diagnostics, the HEMS focus concentrates on working with industry from HPSUs through to SMEs and MNCs. HEMS Research Hub is responsible for WP3: Biopharma, Life Sciences and Medical Technologies of the ARISE Project.
While primarily based on the Tallaght Campus, HEMS researchers also work on the Bolton St., Aungier St., Camden Row and Grangegorman campuses.
HEMS builds upon the knowledge built up within Centre of Applied Science for Health (CASH) and the Technology Gateways (CREST, MiCRA and WISAR). HEMS houses the Centre for AMR and One Health Research (CAMROH) and provides technical expertise for researchers in the Centre for Sustainable Packaging and Bioproducts and Built Environment Research and Innovation Centre.
HEMS also collaborates heavily with researchers in the Faculties of Sciences & Health, Arts & Humanities and Engineering, Built Environment & Apprenticeships.
TU Dublin ARISE
Tá ARISE arna chomhchistiú ag Rialtas na hÉireann agus ag an Aontas Eorpach trí Chlár Réigiúnach an Deiscirt, an Oirthir agus Lár na Tíre 2021-27 de chuid
TU Dublin ARISE is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the ERDF Southern, Eastern & Midland Regional Programme 2021-27
With funding through the TU RISE programme, co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union, ARISE aims facilitate relationships with enterprises primarily across Ireland's Eastern and Midlands region and TU Dublin researchers. Together, researchers and businesses are creating exciting new products and processes that give companies a competitive edge in support of the Impact 2030 target to become an innovation leader.
Discover more about ARISE across five key areas: