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More and more digital services are generating data about the user's health and lifestyle. This data can be of great benefit to the individual who uses the service, but also to caregivers. Similarly, data generated within healthcare can be useful for individuals. So how can this data be used and who is responsible for the data?
Since six months, the university alliance Stockholm trio - with Karolinska Institutet, KTH and Stockholm University - is represented in Brussels. We had the opportunity to ask a couple of questions to Dan Andrée, who has started the university alliance's office in Brussels.
Digitalisation provides new opportunities for healthcare. With digital tools, the individual can control their own health and patients receive new opportunities for self-care. The ongoing pandemic has given this development a boost, but does all development take place with the patient's interests first in mind?
Stockholm Science City is currently recruiting a strategic communicator and project manager - we are looking forward to receive your application.
Stockholm Science City’s bi-monthly update on Covid-19 related efforts and initiatives in the region.
Welcome to a webinar in collaboration with the ESS / MAX IV office, which is operated jointly by the Swedish Research Council and Vinnova. You will find out more about techniques of relevance for life science. Selma Maric from MAX IV and Zoë Fisher from ESS will share information about the facilities and the InfraLife project and give examples of research carried out at the facilities.
