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Ulster University has been researching medical technologies since 1990 and has been growing its capability and capacity in this area and others and since then it has been involved in many large-scale multi-disciplinary projects.
We are uniquely placed to effectively carry research and development in the exciting and rapidly changing world of connected devices and medical engineering.
The Centre leverages expertise in artificial intelligence, the design of connected devices, advanced materials and advanced prototyping to keep it at the forefront of the forthcoming medical engineering revolution.
Much of the focus is on connected health and the opportunities created by the measurement and utilisation of health data to improve patient outcomes.
NIBEC Strategic Projects
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CHIC
Connected Health Innovation Centre (CHIC) which is led by business and focussed on the area of connected health.
ECME
A collaborative research project focusing on improving cardiovascular health.
NI AMR Network
The Northern Ireland Antimicrobial Resistance Network (AMR Network) brings together a diverse range of specialisms with members from within academia, business and public sectors across Northern Ireland.
Safe Water
Safewater which is focused on delivering clean drinking water to developing regions.
Rapid Prototyping
Rapid Prototyping Bio Devices Lab which is a state of the art laboratory to assist manufacturing companies who wish to develop new products.
CACR
The Centre for Advanced Cardiovascular Research supports the development of leading edge research in the field of medical devices, nanotechnology and bio-molecular science applied to critical cardiac care.
AWTL
The Advanced Wireless Technologies Lab aims to develop innovative enabling technologies relevant to Future Communication Systems.
