We work with concept development, communication and relationship building to strengthen Stockholm’s competitiveness in the life sciences. Do you have ideas that you would like to realize with us? Please get in touch!
In a world of concrete, cement and asphalt, we build an oasis of wood. An oasis for health and beautiful architecture in the urban space. The unique properties of the wood combined with cutting edge engineering are prerequisites for sustainable construction and housing. The Cedar Houses are among the world's largest wooden house projects.
Nour Alhuda Almajni is a student in the civil engineering program in Computer Science at KTH. She was born in Syria, but in 2014 she came to Sweden via Turkey and Egypt. Before she could enroll at her dream education at KTH, the war in Syria and the military coup in Egypt meant that she had to do high school three times. During the spring, she visited Akalla grundskola as a part of Stockholm Science City's photo competition MinaKvarter, to tell students about her life as a student and about her path to education.
There are numerous synergies between Canada and Sweden with regards to health care. Some of the similarities include a publicly financed health care system, an ageing population, increase in chronic diseases as well as the need to capitalize on digital solutions to gain more efficiencies. Sweden and British Columbia are both leaders when it comes to embracing digital technologies and understanding the value of digital tools in a traditional health care system. The Government of Sweden has also set a vision to be best in the world at eHealth by 2025. Therefore, there is a huge opportunity to collaborate and increase the knowledge sharing between Sweden and BC. Business Sweden with partners have therefor launched the Digital Health Initiative.
Welcome to a half-day seminar about standards and standardization from an international perspective, focusing on medtech, labtech, botech, health informatics, innovation management and biologic safety.
The regional project I-AID (Integrated AI Diagnostics) aims to accelerate the development and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. I-AID should contribute to safe and fast diagnostics, a more effective use of resources and a more equal healthcare. The project is a regional effort managed by Karolinska University Hospital and Region Stockholm. The next step is to procure new digital decision support tools to meet identified clinical needs at the hospital.
Save the date for a breakfast seminar that we host together with Recipharm and CTC focusing on the first step from drug discovery to clinical projects which has the potential to add significant value for small companies and can for many be the make it or break it for the company.
