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Funding for Innovation Breakfast with CAPPA

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Dublin Chamber is delighted to welcome you along to a business breakfast in partnership with CAPPA, on 26th May, where we will be joined by Liam Lewis.

On the day, you will learn about integrating innovation into your business and understanding the various funding incentives available. This event will enable you to learn more about how your business can avail of a variety of funding incentives as well as examples of companies who have previously done so. This breakfast will provide important information on extracting the maximum benefit from the funding incentives and expertise available. 

 

Date: 
Tue 26 May 2020
Time: 
08:00 AM - 09:30 AM
Venue: 
Dublin Chamber, 7 Clare Street, Dublin 2 D02 F9O2
Who Should Attend – All manufacturing sectors, medical devices, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, photonics, consumer electronics, SME’s and companies who are interested in collaborative and internal R&D. 



Speaker

Liam Lewis, Centre Manager, CAPPA

Liam Lewis is the Centre Manager at the Centre for Advanced Photonics and Process Analysis (CAPPA), based in CIT. He joined CAPPA in 2008 with the aim of bridging the gap between research and industry and in particular to show how the use of photonics and advanced imaging techniques can add value to the industrial cycle. He is currently manager of the CAPPA centre gateway, with an annual turnover of €2 million per year. He oversees the negotiation and implementation of a broad range of R&D projects in areas such as medical device, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, consumer electronics, food, beverage and dairy sectors
Event date: 
Tue 26 May 2020
Event time: 
08:00 AM - 09:30 AM
Venue: 
Dublin Chamber, 7 Clare Street, Dublin 2 D02 F9O2

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Our Sponsor


The Centre for Advanced Photonics and Process Analysis (CAPPA) is an Enterprise Ireland funded Technology Gateway aimed at delivering experienced R&D solutions for industry. The Centre’s core skills revolve around using Photonics (light and light based) and Optics platforms to add value to areas such as process analysis and control, product design and development and sensing and measurement. Photonics technologies are applicable across a wide range of industries and the centre has projects in diverse areas such as

  • Medical and Biomedical
  • Food and Beverage
  • Dairy and Agriculture

The centre also assists industry in accessing national and EU funding from a variety of sources.



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