The Pharmaceutical and Molecular Biotechnology Research Centre (PMBRC) delivers analytical solutions to multiple industrial challenges in the pharmaceutical industry. The centre, one of 15 Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateways, consists of an 800m2 state-of-the-art research facility with over 30 research personnel. A truly multidisciplinary team, researchers at the PMBRC include chemists, biologists, biomedical scientists, physicists and engineers, the centre has established links with national and international partners in industry, academia and medical care institutions.

South East Technological University (SETU) ICT research wing Walton Institute is a major driver in the emergence of a telecommunications industry in the South East of Ireland. In the last five years alone, Walton has secured funding in excess of €120 million under EU Programmes, making it one of the most successful ICT research centres in Ireland. Walton has a proven track record in translating world-class research into market-ready products and services and has enabled the establishment of an eco-system of mobile service companies in the South East of Ireland and beyond, creating several hundred jobs directly and indirectly in the last ten years.

The Welsh Centre for Printing and Coating (WCPC) offers state of the art laboratories at Swansea University’s Bay campus, that are dedicated to the fabrication of the sensor technologies required by the STREAM operation. The WCPC is a university recognised research centre that has a strong track record in undertaking fundamental and applied research in printing, including graphics and functional materials. It is recognised Internationally and is seen as a World leader in this field.

Mae Canolfan Argraffu a Gorchuddio Cymru (WCPC) yn cynnig labordai o’r radd flaenaf ar gampws y Bae Prifysgol Abertawe, sy’n ymroddedig i saernïo’r technolegau synhwyrydd sy’n ofynnol gan weithrediad STREAM. Mae’r WCPC yn ganolfan ymchwil a gydnabyddir gan y brifysgol sydd â hanes cryf o wneud ymchwil sylfaenol a chymhwysol mewn argraffu, gan gynnwys graffeg a deunyddiau swyddogaethol. Mae’n cael ei gydnabod yn rhyngwladol ac yn cael ei weld fel arweinydd byd yn y maes hwn.

Centre for Sustainable Aquatic Research (CSAR) delivers innovative impacts in the aquatic sciences and education – It has been a Centre of Excellence since 2003. Having the best facilities in Europe to do applied and fundamental research on aquatic ecosystems and organisms from temperate to tropical and marine to freshwater environments. CSAR will be testing the sensor technologies in a controlled recirculating aquaculture system.

Mae’r Ganolfan Ymchwil Dyfrol Gynaliadwy (CSAR) yn darparu effeithiau arloesol yn y gwyddorau dyfrol ac addysg – Mae wedi bod yn Ganolfan Ragoriaeth ers 2003. Mae ganddi’r cyfleusterau gorau yn Ewrop i wneud ymchwil gymhwysol a sylfaenol ar ecosystemau ac organebau dyfrol o’r tymherus i’r trofannol a’r trofannol. amgylcheddau morol i ddŵr croyw. Bydd CSAR yn profi’r technolegau synhwyrydd mewn system dyframaethu ailgylchredeg rheoledig.

The Mass Spectrometry Group at MTU has a long-established analytical chemistry research group led by Dr Ambrose Furey, with extensive experience and capability in the areas of elemental and toxicology analysis using techniques such as separation chromatography and mass spectrometry. The group has over 15 years of experience in winning research funding from national and international funding bodies, collaborating nationally with bodies such as Teagasc and major international governmental agencies.

The Halpin Centre for Research and Innovation at NMCI undertakes maritime research for MTU. The centre is a key partner in Ireland’s national effort to build a strong maritime sector. The HALPIN team work closely with other research and innovation teams in MTU, as well as with an extensive network of Irish, European & international partners. With the Irish Naval Service, Halpin provides access to real-life testing environments.