Thanks to several decades of successful research, fewer people are dying from cancer, even though more people get this illness. In Sweden today, 7 out of 10 survive their cancer. During the last ten years, the development in both diagnosis and treatment has been strong.
On November 18, energy will prosper at Aula Medica when the annual career fair CHaSE opens up to big companies, SMEs, startups, NGOs, KI organizations as well as researchers, PhDs, postdocs and masters. Last year around 500 people visited the fair.
In Almedalen, the seminar "Life science clusters in Sweden - why?" was fully booked. The importance of collaboration, and seeing Sweden as a single cluster was highlighted by several speakers in the panel. More knowledge as well as greater value for customers and patients are some of the benefits.
Stockholm Science City Foundation is looking for a Project Manager who can participate in developing the life science hub emerging in Hagastaden. For a world-leading position to become an area for life science, collaboration between universities, health care and industry must be strengthened.