
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Co-founder of @AltachBio
Galway, Ireland
Joined February 2009
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Dave Browe retweeted
10+ years building Altach - Now we’re approaching first-in-human trials.
Altach Biomedical is nearing a key value inflection point and we're welcoming new investors + up to 50% #EIIS tax relief.
👉 sparkventurefunding.com/camp…
🎙️ Webinar tomorrow, 1pm: lnkd.in/dJk9-qib�
Looking forward to the trip to Boston for the ICRS World Congress! Come and meet the @AltachBio team (Sunday 3.30 in the Franklin Room) if you'd like to know more about our technology. #cartilagerepair
Dave Browe retweeted
👏Check eCM latest articles: A preclinical assessment of rapidly isolated chondro-progenitor cells from the infrapatellar fat pad for single-stage articular cartilage regeneration
ecmjournal.org/papers/vol050…
#CartilageRepair #ArticularCartilage #StemCellTherapy #TissueEngineering
Dave Browe retweeted
Our team is growing! We will welcome a new PhD student in Sept 2025. If you're interested in joining the team, pls read the project description below & go to the website to apply. Click, page down and you'll see PhD openings at the bottom of the page. universityofgalway.ie/rmgtes…
Dave Browe retweeted
If you're in Galway & visiting the @GalwayMuseum tomorrow, be sure to visit the SUPERHUMAN exhibit (2nd floor) to take part in our Empathy Detectives workshop, uncovering the myths surrounding diabetes & the challenges of diabetes self-management @Researchirel @uniofgalway
Dave Browe retweeted
Fantastic to see Altach featured as one of Ireland s top 100 most ambitious companies in 2025
Replying to @Sparkcrowdfund
@Sparkcrowdfund is again delighted to announce that
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Dave Browe retweeted
Great to be present an update on our technology at #BinI25 in Athlone today. Good attendance despite the 8am start to the session!
Very much enjoyed chatting with a great panel today at the @mechanobio_ie winter symposium in @UoGalwayEng. Hopefully I had some good advice for the early stage researchers!
Thanks to @smasoomanaqvi for the kind invitation and @RachelCahalane for moderating
Replying to @mechanobio_ie
This was followed by a panel discussion on grant writing with leading researchers in MedTech and Academia 🎅🏻 @Eoin_McEvoy @LaoiseMcnamara @ellentroche @davebrowe and Elle Sander
Dave Browe retweeted
We were delighted to be selected as the winner of the "Innovation tank" pitch competition this morning at the ICRS - International Cartilage Regeneration & Joint Preservation Society Summit in Catania, Italy.
Dave Browe retweeted
Altach CTO @davebrowe will present our ECM technology for #cartilagerepair at the ICRS summit in Catania on Friday morning in the "Innovation Tank" session at 08:00
Dave Browe retweeted
Come and meet the Altach team in Amsterdam! We are at the NCL Pavilion (E160) at #HLTHEurope. Stop by to learn about our biomaterial scaffold technology for cartilage repair
Dave Browe retweeted
Altach are in Amsterdam for #HLTHEurope this week! Our CEO, Tomir and CTO @davebrowe will be at booth E176 and we look forward to sharing our story with you over a cup of coffee at our stand. If you're interested feel free to connect via the HLTH app or drop by.
Dave Browe retweeted
The @tcdengineering spinout @AltachBio, a medical device company backed by NLC Health Ventures, has secured €1.2 million investment to transform treatments for cartilage injuries.
Read more about this excellent news at: tcd.ie/news_events/articles/…
Dave Browe retweeted
Read📰: We are delighted to share that @tcddublin spinout @AltachBio secures €1.2 million investment to transform treatments for cartilage injuries. Altach's scaffolds could reduce recovery times and profoundly improve patient outcomes.
Read more: bit.ly/44RdVi3
Delighted to announce that we (@AltachBio) have secured €1.2m in investment to allow us to manufacture and commence validation of our scaffold technology #cartilagerepair #ecm #biomaterials #irishmedtech
Altach Biomedical (@AltachBio), a start-up that is working on novel ways to regenerate damaged or diseased musculoskeletal tissues, has raised €1.2m to bring its product closer to market.
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Dave Browe retweeted
Altach Biomedical (@AltachBio), a start-up that is working on novel ways to regenerate damaged or diseased musculoskeletal tissues, has raised €1.2m to bring its product closer to market.
ow.ly/RZez50RRp4T
Dave Browe retweeted
Read📰: Professors @dannykelly1978 and @BuckleyLabTCD from @tcdTCBE share with @IrishTimes their vision of next-generation biomaterials training human tissue to heal itself bit.ly/4bP40g6
I'm delighted to be a part of @AltachBio founding team with @dannykelly1978, @BuckleyLabTCD and our CEO Tomir. Follow the link below to find out more and join us on our journey
🔬 Altach Biomedical, a spin-out from @tcdTCBE, aims to transform cartilage repair with collagen scaffold tech. Over 15 years of research, now crowdfunding to accelerate impact! Invest in innovation 👉 : bit.ly/3vvaTlS
Delighted to hear we at @HealthHitech have been awarded DTIF funding for our CellConnect project. Looking forward to an exciting collaboration with the @gduffy00 Lab at @uniofgalway and Odyssey VC #DTIF
Ministers @simoncoveney,@SimonHarrisTD and @daracalleary today announced funding of €58.8 million for 12 projects under DTIF.
Announcing today’s projects Minister Simon Coveney said: "I am delighted to announce this significant new funding of almost €60m from the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund which underlines our commitment to advancing pioneering technology development in Ireland. The projects are diverse and some are potentially life-changing, such as providing a new minimally invasive and targeted treatment for metastatic lung cancer or using AI to detect abnormal brain activity in infants at birth.”
DTIF continues to drive collaboration between enterprises and research institutions across Ireland, particularly SMEs. A further 22 SMEs are partners in the 12 projects announced today, with 8 of those SMEs leading their project. The 189 SMEs participating in the 103 DTIF projects announced under DTIF Calls to date represent half of the 382 project partners involved.
Learn more👉enterprise.gov.ie/en/news-an…




























