GLINTT has become a major contributor for innovation in assisted living technologies and intelligent systems in healthcare, with a major projection in Portugal and Spain but increasingly worldwide. In fact, Glintt, or Global Intelligent Technologies, is a multi-national technology services, consulting and outsourcing group. It is one of the biggest Portuguese IT companies, listed in the NYSE Euronext Lisbon, under the symbol GLINTT. As of 2015, the company reported revenues of €69,5 M, with over 900 employees, directly operating in Portugal, Spain, Angola and Brazil and serving additional clients across more than eight countries.

FLC supports innovation programmes to bring ground-breaking ideas in Health and Life Sciences from the lab to market, using the principles of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). FLC also supports Scientific Research in fields such as Oncology, Neurosciences and Infectious and Cardiovascular diseases through open calls, (Caixaimpulse and Health Research Call for Proposals) plus collaboration with Universities and research institutes in Portugal and Spain. FLC also offers a doctoral and a postdoctoral fellowship programme (INPHINIT - mSCA Co-Fund and Junior Leader) devoted to bring international researchers to top Spanish research centres in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Bio and Health Sciences. Specialist areas include: Banking foundation, Social outreach.

Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) is more than just a business school. GEM represents an open-ended laboratory through which 8,000 students and 500 employees learn and work every day to solve complex problems and overcome major challenges for business and society. Founded in Grenoble, a city of science and technology, our school has greatly developed its expertise in the management of technology and innovation—By developing its own educational model, GEM has become a center for experimentation, study and creation. Our research teams generate knowledge that fuels new content for our training programs and offers companies a better understanding of their challenges in order to help them define solutions which meet their needs. All of these initiatives underline our ambition to become an influential school whose actions, thoughts and projects help improve the well-being of society—an ambitious goal to truly become a 'Business Lab for Society'.

IESE Business School is dedicated to training professional managers, with international educational programmes, including those with a particular focus on innovation management in the Health sector. IESE Centre for Research in Healthcare Innovation Management (CRHIM), created in 2012, builds on over 30 years of expertise in the sector. It enables public and private R&I projects to become a reference centre for health innovation management. Specialist areas include: Health management, health economics, business development, executive education, capacity-building activities.

Karolinska Institutet is one of the world's leading medical Universities. Our mission is to contribute to the improvement of human health through research and education. Our research covers the entire medical field, from basic molecular biological research, to clinical epidemiology and nursing science. Since 1901 the Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet has selected the Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine. With our close relationship to the clinical world, a well-established infrastructure, a unique innovation system and financial stability, Karolinska Institutet has excellent prerequisites for sustaining high-quality research and education.

MUL is among the largest state-owned medical Universities in Poland. It has reached a leading position in the following research areas: immunology, molecular biology, genetics of homeostasis disorders, oncology, hypertension and endocrinology. Within the last two years, young researchers from MUL were considered leaders in areas such as cardiology, oncology, immunology and dermatology.

TUM is one of Europe's top Universities. It is committed to excellence in research and teaching, interdisciplinary education, and the active promotion of promising young scientists.

The main research areas related to EIT Health at the University of Barcelona are: life and medical sciences, the experimental sciences (physics, mathematics, geology and chemistry), economics, business, law, humanities and educational and behavioural sciences. The University of Barcelona has a strong focus on Medical and Health Sciences (3,244 articles were written on this topic in the last six years, half of them in the first quartile, and 48 patents in the same period). UB has also a diverse network of University hospitals such as Hospital Clínic, Bellvitge Hospital and Sant Joan de Déu, and over 10 associated hospitals in the area of Barcelona. Additionally, there are several associated Research Institutes such as IDIBAPS, IDIBELL, ISGlobal, among others. Specialist areas include: nutrition, cancer, genetics, medicine (all specialities), nursing, pharmacy, physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, prevention, drug discovery, bioengineering, law, economics and business development.

FLC supports innovation programmes to bring ground-breaking ideas in Health and Life Sciences from the lab to market, using the principles of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). FLC also supports Scientific Research in fields such as Oncology, Neurosciences and Infectious and Cardiovascular diseases through open calls, (Caixaimpulse and Health Research Call for Proposals) plus collaboration with Universities and research institutes in Portugal and Spain. FLC also offers a doctoral and a postdoctoral fellowship programme (INPHINIT - mSCA Co-Fund and Junior Leader) devoted to bring international researchers to top Spanish research centres in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Bio and Health Sciences. Specialist areas include: Banking foundation, Social outreach.

The Oxford Academic Health Science Network brings together universities, industry and the NHS to improve health and prosperity in our region through rapid clinical innovation adoption.

BioInnovate Ireland is a forum which combines resources to catalyse and lead medical innovation. Its training programme aims to act as a neutral territory where academia, clinicians and industry can collaborate on developing novel medical technologies. The programme is an active partnership between multiple universities (NUI Galway, University of Limerick and University College Cork). It engages with hospitals all over the country, and is supported by Enterprise Ireland, IMDA and multiple industry sponsors.