EIT Health

The country's largest healthcare provider

EIT Health gives a total of €180,000

Former Innovation Project develops health bond scheme

96 start-ups receiving mentoring and financial support

By 2060, 155 million Europeans, or 30 percent of the total European population, will be 65 years or older. In this ageing demography, caregivers have crucial role but are often undereducated and have a low influence on their work situation. Qualitative training for caregivers has a huge potential as it raises the skills levels of a large and sometimes overlooked workforce and can have a significant impact on caregiving for an ageing population. CARE Campus is a unique, EIT Health-supported, training programme providing high-quality distance education for both professional and family caregivers. When wrapping up the four-year programme, almost 12.000 caregivers have taken the online courses.

Med mer än 15 unika accelerator-program, öppnar EIT Health dörrar till Europa för skandinaviska startups. EIT Healths program ger stöd och finansiering till alla typer av life science-entreprenörer, från forskaren med en bra idé till mogna småföretag som vill expandera internationellt.

Solution backed by EIT Health validated by research.

Copenhagen office expands the network’s reach

UBI Global has a network of over 700 business incubators and accelerators in more than 70 countries

Joining French SME Aenitis as a guest of EIT Health at the meeting in Dublin

Olof Berglund GoGlobal Medtech project leader

The Stockholm3 test will become standard in Stockholm County and is funded for accelerated roll-out in the Nordic Countries

Maryam Poorafshar of Thermo Fischer Scientific, the JPAST Project Leader

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Interim Managing Director Henrik Cyrén will revert to his previous role as EIT Health Scandinavia’s Innovation Manager

A low-tech device with a high impact on people with mobility disabilities

Using the playfulness and competition of e-games to enhance healthy behaviour

Register now: The collaborative innovation journey begins 8 October

'The gold standard'

Sleepify selected for the Go2China programme in Shenzhen

An opportunity to network with partners and SMEs from the EIT Health community

Innovative approach to funding innovation

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EIT Health Campus Degree Programmes activity

A programme for implementing innovation to enable better use of biobanks and registries for industry, academia and healthcare

Better health for European citizens with better use of Scandinavian biobanks and data registries

An EIT Health Think Tank event

A three day workshop helping students to develop their innovation projects

The nominees will receive training in business plan modelling, pitch training and more

Health, food or raw materials ideas sought

UBI Global issues bi-annual awards

Three modules planned for this year

Course held in 6-17 August 2018 in Sweden

Stanford Biodesign Concept and other approaches employed

Registration open for some courses

Online application interface is open

EIT Health supports courses, offered in both French and English, that feature five training modules

Kareen Forissier becomes new COO

Competition runs until July 2018

Proposals due by 8 March

Application deadline 8 March 2018

€4 million in funding available for ideas aimed at transformative innovation

Partners are urged to apply

EIT Health-supported project offers a wearable system that has attracted hundreds of developers

EIT Health and other KICs included

All are invited to join in a cooperative educational experience

Two projects accepted

EIT Health partner developed a new failure prediction system for Industry 4.0

WE Health aims at enhancing the participation of women in health innovation

Stockholm3 Test awarded best innovation and Multi-mode was ranked fourth of the EIT Innovation awards

WE Health - Final Capacity Building Module on Entrepreneurship and Leadership

Portal currently lists 45 health-sector investments

The Copenhagen Business School celebrated the first cohort of students from the EIT MSc degree

The Swedish e-health company will support European citizens in reaching long lasting sobriety

Students meet patients, public enjoys health screenings

Hands-on 3D printing workshop presented by Swedish company Cellink and Karolinska Institutet

Scandinavian EIT Health Alumni start-ups preparing for the Investors Network programme

The United Nations Population Fund, EIT Health and University of Copenhagen provide the case on Migrating Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health for the Global Health Case Challenge 2017.

Research professor in pharmacogenetics at the University of Tartu, Senior Research Fellow, Estonian Genome Center, Institute of Genomics, University of Tartu, Senior associate Lecturer in precision medicine at Uppsala University, SciLifeLab fellow, Dept of Medical Sciences, Science for Life Laboratory, Uppsala University.

Team StimulAid and MediKeep awarded with EIT Health Summer School travel grants

Health Integrator is part of “HealthMovement”, an EIT Health Innovation By Design project

The Think Tank brings together groups of experts, drawing on the strength and expertise of the Partner Network, to debate key topics of interest suggested by the Steering Committee.

Alumni of EIT Health Innovation Fellowships are hereby offered the opportunity to cooperate on laying the groundwork for EIT Health’s strategy to put health data to work for EU citizens by joining in a 27-23 August hackathon in Stockholm, Sweden.

The University of Copenhagen, a core partner involved in a range of our activities, has just published its annual report on EIT Health activities for 2016-2017.

No Isolation, a start-up supported by the EIT Health Accelerator’s Product Market Fit Programme, builds communication tools designed to reduce involuntary loneliness and social isolation in vulnerable groups in society. Their first product is AV1, the world's first communication robot tailored for children with long-term illnesses. Their second product is KOMP, the one-button communication device for seniors (75+ years). KOMP is tailored to its users’ needs and wishes, allowing seniors with little to no previous experience or knowledge of internet-based communication products to easily stay in touch with their next of kin.

Safety Belt to Go2China is led by E-Group and supported by IMEC and the University of Groningen. Out of the 38 applicants, 18 Biotech, Medtech and Digital Health Scale-ups and SME companies have been selected to participate in the Go2China programme’s Bootcamp in Groningen - of which 5-10 will be chosen in Groningen to join the outbound mission to China-Shenzhen and Hong Kong.

Cross-KIC event serves RIS regions

CDTM and EIT Health collaborate in seminar based on CLOSE project

Two start-ups and two Innovation Projects nominated. Winners from all KICs to be announced at 16-17 October INNOVEIT conference.

The weekend programme consisted of two parts, a training and a coaching session. During the training, the groups learned the basic tools for running their own business: designing the business plan, discovering their motivations, targeting the costumers, and pitching in front of investors.

Two early registrants going to CONNECT and INNOVEIT

Members of the European AI Alliance can interact with the experts of the High Level Group on Artificial Intelligence (AI HLG), established by the European Commission, in a forum-style setting. By signing up to the Alliance, members will find a dedicated platform where they can offer input and feedback to the AI HLG.

In this brief video, one of a series of interviews with EIT Health Activity leaders, Wolfgang Eberle discusses the Product/Market Fit programme, which helps healthcare start-ups move into markets outside of their home country.

EIT Health issued on 28 June 2018 a Position Statement supporting Horizon Europe – the European Commission’s Research and Innovation Programme, which will replace Horizon 2020 and was outlined in the European Commission’s 7 June 2018 proposals – while also urging increased funding for research and for the EIT in particular.

Do you use the full potential of your capabilities? Or are you lacking a vision that excites you?

The Empowering Women Entrepreneurs in Health Innovation (WE Health) project has announced the launching of the online registration for its first Capacity-Building Module, which will take place at Karolinska Institutet on the 19, 20 and 21 of June 2017.

EIT Health Scandinavia names ten winners of Headstart funding

Startups join an Accelerator pitch contest at the EIT Health Summit in November.

The three types of Campus fellowship programmes are the PhD Transition Fellowships, the new Starship Programme and the Innovation Fellowship

Activity leader video interview: Alexandre Duclos on E-Labs Corner

Incubators, accelerators and clusters provide assistance with expansion

Winners receive funding to help bring their healthcare innovations to market

Thirteen start-ups were officially named today as winners of the 2019 EIT Health Scandinavia Headstart awards. Chosen from around 40 applicants, the winners come from all over Scandinavia and will receive funding that helps them take steps towards market launch and commercialisation.

Students immersed in innovative atmosphere

Ayse Tolunay and Ben Hayward talk about the EIT Health Alumni Network

Organised through the EIT Health E-Lab Network

Students work on healthcare innovation in teams; one more date set for March

Enhancing the participation of women in health innovation and entrepreneurship activities

Daniel Mogefors discusses benefits of the Fellowship Network

Product launched and funding round secured in 2018

The student driven activity to increase public awareness on the benefits of a healthy lifestyle

School provides doctoral students with a cross-disciplinary environment

Copenhagen Business School will play host for sixth event in a series

Deep well of knowledge from EIT Health made accessible via curated platform

EIT Health partners will host the 2nd Business in Biobanking and Population Health Data event

This programme is addressed to programme directors and trainers of healthcare

Winners will go on to compete for up to €30 000 in a pitch competitions

Young innovators receive support and training