The Medtech Accelerator has announced awards totalling £150,000 to support two new clinically-led teams in the fields of critical care logistics and cornea graft replacement surgery.
This September, the week long MedTechBoost will blend PhD & Post-Doc students and startups, combined with key people at EAHSN, and take them through a structured process of practical ideation, venture development, and lean solution-design, to create and develop ground-breaking new solutions for the NHS.
The Medtech Accelerator is pleased to announce awards amounting to more than £430,000 to four new pioneering projects.
Have an idea to improve clinical practice - such as a device, software and eHealth - find out how the Medtech Accelerator can support your innovation by taking a look at our first webinar which took place on the 11th September.
NVM Private Equity (“NVM”) has invested £1.0 million of growth capital into Cambridge-based medical device company Ablatus Therapeutics (“Ablatus”) alongside existing angel investors and the Medtech Accelerator.
Medtech Accelerator are pleased to announce details of the latest Health Hack - Patient Safety. Taking place on Thursday 3rd & Friday 4th May 2018 at the Anglia Ruskin University Campus, Chelmsford, we are keen to build on the success of previous Hackathons.
Accelerator also receives new £500k investment from Essex County Council...
Medtech Accelerator, a joint venture with innovation hub Health Enterprise East (HEE), has unveiled its latest round of successfully funded projects, with financial awards totalling nearly half a million pounds.
Supported by Marks & Clerk LLP and Jaltek Systems, Medtech Accelerator are pleased to announce details of the next Health Hack - Surgery. Taking place on Thursday 18th & Friday 19th January 2018 at the Cambridge Science Park we are keen to build on the success of the first Hackathon - Rehabilitation Technology.
Uncovering the latest innovative healthcare technology with the first Medtech Accelerator Health Hack.
The Medtech Accelerator, a new company set up to provide proof of concept financial awards to support development of medical technology and software innovations originating primarily from within the NHS, today announced the first round of successful projects. Three pioneering projects will share in £200K to help progress their early stage technologies towards viable solutions to currently unmet healthcare needs.
