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Living Laboratory Healthcare Innovation Conference

8 November 2023. Queen Elizabeth Teaching and Learning Centre, Queen Elizabeth
University Hospital.

Join the University of Glasgow-led Living Laboratory for Precision Medicine at its Healthcare Innovation Conference. The conference will illustrate the transformative triple helix approach embraced by the Living Laboratory and explore the support, infrastructure and services available to innovators through the Living Laboratory that enable the development of healthcare innovations as a route to global markets.

Join us to find out more about the thriving healthcare innovation landscape within the Glasgow Riverside Innovation District and excitingly, we will unveil the Digital Health Validation Lab, a new facility to support digital health innovators to develop and assess their products in real world clinical settings.   

With opportunities to engage in collaborative sessions with the Living Laboratory, networking and entrepreneur workshops, the day is designed to ignite innovation and nurture groundbreaking ideas. 

Register today:- CLICK HERE

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