Four pioneering deeptech companies based in our DCU:Innovate Hub Innovation Campus have collectively secured over €160 million in funding within the first quarter of this year.

Exergyn, a leader in revolutionising clean energy solutions with its groundbreaking solid-state heat engine technology, raised €15 million.

FIRE1, a pioneering medical technology company transforming heart failure management with its innovative Norm™ solution, secured €115 million.

Deciphex, a cutting-edge digital pathology company leveraging AI to enhance diagnostic efficiency and patient outcomes, raised €31 million.

Marama Labs, an advanced optical technology company specialising in precision chemical analysis, secured €2 million.
Congratulating all four companies on this excellent achievement, Ronan Furlong, Executive Director, DCU:Innovate Hub stated: 

“DCU:Innovate Hub is proud to support ambitious, high-impact deeptech companies that are redefining industries through groundbreaking innovation. The success of Exergyn, FIRE1, Deciphex, and Marama Labs in securing over €160 million in funding in the first few months of the year is a testament to their vision, expertise, talent, and the strength of Ireland’s innovation ecosystem. This milestone reflects not only the ingenuity of these companies but also the power of collaboration between research, enterprise, and investment aimed at driving real-world impact that we pride ourselves on here at DCU:Innovate Hub.” 

For further information on how DCU:Innovate Hub can support your ambitions, see https://dcuinnovate.com/units/hub