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Press release, December 20. The life science cluster of Hagastaden grows and strengthens. During the year, several companies, including Affibody, Bayer, Chiesi, Otsuka and Waters, have chosen to relocate to Hagastaden.
The aim of the project Coordinated Implementation of Digital Products and Services is to facilitate the introduction of digital health services in Swedish healthcare. During the three years of the project, Stockholm Science City, UppsalaBIO, Region Norrbotten and the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SKR) have worked together in the project to analyse the needs and suggest actions to provide a more functional market for digital services for patients and healthcare. As of the end of the year, the project period is completed. We had the opportunity to ask Karina Tellinger McNeil, project manager at SKR and Andreas Namslauer, SSCi's representative in the project a few questions.
On December 12, the national strategy for life science was presented by the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Ministry of Education. The ambition is for Sweden to be a leading life science nation. It states that life science "contributes to improving the health and quality of life of the population, securing financial prosperity, developing the country further as a leading knowledge nation and realizing Agenda 2030".
Vectura Fastigheter has now launched Forskaren.nu – a new website dedicated to the Forskaren project. The new building in the heart of Hagastaden, Stockholm, will become a vibrant innovation center for the life sciences community.
Press release November 14, 2019. Cecilia Schelin Seidegård, chairman of the board of Stockholm Science City Foundation has been appointed honorary doctor at KTH. The appointment of honorary doctor is made in honor of a person who has made significant contributions and promoted KTH's development.
Press release 7 November, 2019. As a university city - Stockholm compares well with six other cities in Europe; Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, London, Paris, and Zurich. This is evident from the report "Urban universities and university cities" published by Stockholm Science City.
Barkarby Science aims to create a platform for collaboration between the public sector, academia, and industry. The goal is a sustainable city with the citizens in focus. Jenny Ångman is CEO of Barkarby Science.
Björn Arvidsson was recently appointed managing director of the life science branch of the foundation STUNS. Here, Björn shares his thoughts and reflections on future challenges of the life science sector.
How can providers of health tech benefit from clearer rules, and routes, for the introduction of digital health products in healthcare? That was the focus of the discussion when some 20 representatives from innovative health tech companies met at H2 Health Hub in Stockholm on September 24. The workshop was part of the project Coordinated Implementation of Digital Products and Services.
On September 26, a symbolic start of the construction of Life City in Hagastaden took place. With the unique location on top of the E4 tunnel and next to Karolinska Institutet, Karolinska University Hospital, KTH and Stockholm University, Life City has everything in place to become a melting pot for the life science arena.
Affibody is a biotech company with several projects in clinical phase. The company moves to Campus Solna to come closer to clinical and academic researchers. We had the opportunity to ask CEO David Bejker a few questions during the week of the move.
Press release September 17, 2019. What does health in the city mean - and how can different professional groups work together to promote well-being and health in the city? That is the focus of the in-depth seminar A pitch for health in urban development that Stockholm Science City and Business Arena Stockholm organizes on September 18.
