Supporting innovation through engineering, applied research and advanced manufacturing expertise.
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) brings applied research capability, engineering expertise and industry collaboration to the NWCAM2 programme.
Working across multiple campuses and specialist disciplines, ATU supports innovation activity within advanced manufacturing, helping businesses explore new technologies, develop solutions and strengthen technical capability.
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Atlantic Technological University is a multi-campus technological university with strong links to industry, innovation and applied research across the west and north-west of Ireland.
Within NWCAM2, ATU contributes expertise from engineering, manufacturing and technology-focused disciplines, supporting collaboration between research teams, technical specialists and industry partners.
Drawing on expertise from campuses including Sligo, Letterkenny and Galway, ATU contributes to innovation activity across areas relevant to advanced manufacturing and the Health & Life Sciences sector. This includes specialist research and innovation environments such as the WiSAR Lab, which supports applied research and industry collaboration in wireless systems, advanced technologies and connected innovation.
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ATU contributes expertise across a range of areas relevant to advanced manufacturing and engineering innovation, including:
Applied engineering and manufacturing research
Advanced and digital manufacturing approaches
Process and product development
Materials and technical innovation
Industry-focused research collaboration
Through NWCAM2, ATU supports innovation activity by helping connect businesses with research expertise, technical knowledge and collaborative development opportunities.
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For SMEs, innovation can often require access to specialist knowledge, technical expertise and collaborative support that may not exist internally.
Through NWCAM2, ATU can support businesses looking to:
Explore new manufacturing technologies and approaches
Investigate opportunities for product or process improvement
Strengthen technical and innovation capability
Engage with applied research and technical development activity
Progress innovation ideas through collaboration and technical support
The focus is on helping businesses engage with innovation in a practical and commercially relevant way.
The ATU Team
Dr. David Tormey
Senior Lecturer/Director of PEM Research Centre
Based within the Faculty of Engineering and Computing at ATU Sligo, David’s work includes engineering, manufacturing and applied research activity linked to industry innovation. Within NWCAM2, he supports coordination of ATU’s contribution to the programme and works alongside research and technical teams involved in project delivery.
Ready to Get Started?
Submit a short Expression of Interest and a member of the team will be in touch to discuss your business and how the programme can support you.