CAN – Celtic Alliance for Nanohealth

The Celtic Alliance for NanoHealth (CAN) is a cross-border innovation platform linking business and academia in the emerging nanohealth sector. CAN aims to lead developments in nanohealth internationally from scientific, technological and economic innovation perspectives.
CAN brings together the strengths of four academic partners with specialist nanohealth initiatives: Swansea University, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, and University College Dublin.

An Comhaontas Ceilteach um NanaShláinte
Is ardán nuála trasteorann é an Comhaontas Ceilteach um NanaShláinte (CAN) a thugann le chéile lucht gnó agus lucht acadúil san earnáil nanashláinte atá ag teacht chun cinn.  Féachann CAN le bheith chun cinn maidir le forbairtí sa réimse nanashláinte go hidirnáisiúnta ó taobh na heolaíochta, na teicneolaíochta agus na nuálaíochta eacnamaíochta.
Tugann CAN le chéile láidreachtaí an ceithre pháirtí acadúla ag a bhfuil tionscnaimh speisialtóireachta nanashláinte: Ollscoil Swansea, Coláiste na Tríonóide, Baile Átha Cliath, Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath agus an Coláiste Ollscoile, Baile Átha Cliath.

Mae’r Cynghrair Nanoiechyd Celtaidd
Mae’r Cynghrair Nanoiechyd Celtaidd (CAN) yn llwyfan arloesi trawsffiniol sy’n cysylltu busnes a’r byd academaidd yn y sector nanoiechyd sy’n datblygu. Mae’r Cynghrair yn ceisio arwain datblygiadau ym maes nanoiechyd yn rhyngwladol o safbwyntiau gwyddonol, technolegol ac economaidd.
Mae’r Cynghrair yn dod â chryfderau pedwar partner academaidd â mentrau nanoiechyd arbenigol at ei gilydd: Prifysgol Abertawe, Coleg y Drindod Dulyn, Prifysgol Dinas Dulyn a Choleg y Brifysgol Dulyn.

The CAN project has been part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund through the Ireland Wales Programme 2007-13.