Accelerating your innovation in medtech devices
Are you a Scottish SME, operating within the chemical, biochemical or life science supply chains, looking for support to overcome innovation challenges? If so, the SCOUT project is here to help.
Join our next event and learn about overcoming some of the challenges to growth in the Medical Technology (MedTech) sector and how the SCOUT programme is helping companies accelerate the journey from invention, through innovation to commercialisation.
Scotland has a long history of innovation in healthcare, and there is a significant opportunity for Scottish-based innovators delivering the next generation of digitally enabled MedTech. This is driven by the ever-increasing demand in MedTech development for devices that improve patient quality of life, while ensuring speed, accuracy and safety are at the core of the design. Data and connectivity are creating opportunities for cutting edge healthcare and in developing advanced connected devices. The healthcare industry, however, has many barriers preventing the adoption of MedTech devices. It is a highly regulated market, with long development cycles and a costly approval process.
This webinar we will be a chance to explore what it takes to drive forward your MedTech innovation and help you answer the demands of this changing market.
In this webinar…
In this short, 1 hour webinar we will hear from Gary Beale, CEO at Emblation Ltd. Gary will discuss Emblation’s journey from early inception through to a successful MedTech company, after which he will be joined by a group of relevant experts on a panel discussion including Mark Cook, Chair of ABHI Scotland.
Agenda
- Welcome
- Keynote Presentation
- Panel Discussion
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As event partners, registration data will be shared with members of the SCOUT Programme (CMAC and IbioIC) for the sole purpose of this event. Please email events@uk-cpi.com for more information.
The SCOUT (Scottish Outreach) Programme is jointly delivered by CMAC Future Manufacturing Research Hub, CPI and the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC), and is part-funded by the 2014 – 2020 European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Advancing Manufacturing Challenge Fund.