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Between the city of Stockholm and Solna, Hagastaden is emerging. More than 4,000 people have already moved in here, but there are still about ten years of construction left before it will be fully developed. Since the summer, Sofi Klingvall is the new Project Director for Hagastaden and leads the city of Stockholms organization that coordinates the large urban development project.
Akademiska Hus works continuously together with a number of higher education institutions with campus plans. The goal is to create attractive campus areas for people - that is, environments that in addition to high quality teaching and research also offer access to, for example, service, culture and sports.
Intellectual property rights and the importance of protecting them were the theme of our webinar on September 29. Questions about how product development, the company's value and patent work go hand in hand were elucidated from both the investor's and the developing company's perspective.
A technical specification has been developed within the international work with quality assurance of health apps. In what ways can it be helpful when developing these apps? What does this new technical specification contain? Digital products that are to be procured and introduced in health and care, how are they evaluated?
Karolinska collaborates with university hospitals around Europe to develop and improve outcome of academic medicine. Anna Sahlström, who is Head of national and international affairs, tells us about this collaboration.
Hälsometern is Region Stockholm's public health app. The mobile application will simplify the collection of health data and at the same time give the user the opportunity to get an overview of their own physical activity and health. Hälsometern is developed and operated by Center for Epidemiology and Community Medicine. We had the opportunity to ask some questions to Boel Brynedal, epidemiologist and project manager for Hälsometern.
