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Solving the challenges which hamper Yorkshire’s medical technology experts when they attempt to bring innovative products to market is the focus of a new partnership which aims to make inventions more attractive to investors. The Grow MedTech partnership, backed by almost £10m of funding, will build on the distinctive cluster of medical technologies expertise in […]
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Kate Allatt: Don’t tell me I can’t! Dr Kate Allatt – a patient experience expert – is providing the keynote presentation at the upcoming Translate in Action event on 25 April 2018 in Leeds. Register now Super-fit Kate spectacularly recovered from a massive brainstem stroke leaving her unable to move absolutely anything – but still […]
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Need access to industry or clinicians to develop your medical technology? Apply for a Translate Secondment Researchers developing medical technologies can apply for support and funding to gain fresh insights from new environments. Translate has funding to support 10 secondment opportunities to enable researchers to temporarily take up a role in a complementary organisation, or […]
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This free to attend, one-day event brings together key medtech experts from the Leeds City Region and beyond to discuss opportunities and challenges faced by the sector.
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This one-day workshop will explore all aspects of developing medical devices
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Are you a business developing an innovative digital health product? Are you interested in seeking funding to support its development? Would you like to access academic and clinical collaborators, and gain support to prepare your funding application?
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Dr Louise Jones; MRC Head of Translational Research will visit Leeds on Thursday 3 May 2018 to give a presentation with a following Q&A session on the Translational Funding Streams offered by the MRC.
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This one-day workshop will look at how to start innovating in the NHS context, and will provide you with the practical tools to assess your research for potential in a healthcare setting. Using real case studies, we’ll explore how innovation works in the NHS, the opportunities and potential pitfalls to avoid when developing your research into something that can benefit patients.
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Sareen is a Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Science at Leeds Beckett University, developing a new collaboration with Axxonet Global Limited and its Indian partner, Axxonet System Technologies India.
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Viswadeep is a PhD student inthe Department of Electronic Engineering at the University of York, exploring the applications of cutting edge technology like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Virtual Reality (VR) to improve healthcare.
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Steve is a Professor of Electronics at the University of York, developing technology that measures the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.
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My name is Ben Golland and I’m a second-year PhD student at the Centre for Doctoral Training in Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine, University of Leeds. I decided to undertake a secondment at Medipex, a centre designed to help NHS staff and departments in the Yorkshire & Humber and East Midlands regions maximise the reach of any healthcare innovations.
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My name is Dr. Andrew Aldridge and I am a Post-Doctoral Researcher working in the field of Regenerative Medicine, specifically the use of adult stem cells in combination with tissue scaffolds.
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My name is Fiona Walker and as a senior research technician at the University of Leeds, I support the research and development of novel biological scaffolds. These scaffolds, produced from animal and human tissues, offer a non-immunogenic and cell-free scaffold to aid in the repair of diseased or damaged tissue for patients. They have the capacity to overcome the limitations associated traditional transplant grafts.
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