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Kraków, Poland
Law Art Science
We are an IP law firm with a particular focus on the biotech sector and in-house experience in the field. We advise life sciences and technology companies on IP matters, including IP protection, R&D collaborations, licensing and commercialisation.
Warszawa, Poland
Prof. Wacław Dąbrowski Institute of Agricultural and Food Biotechnology – State Research Institute
Prof. Wacław Dąbrowski Institute of Agricultural and Food Biotechnology – State Research Institute conducts scientific, development and implementation work in the field of biotechnology and agri-food technology. These works, of final application type, encompass many disciplines, such as:
technical microbiology and food microbiology, cellular engineering, process engineering, chemistry and biochemistry, food technology, human nutrition and dietetics. The Institute’s fields of activity also include many sectors of the agri-food industry: yeast industry, spirit distillation, viticulture, vinegar production, beer brewing, fruit and vegetable processing, cereal processing and storage, potato and starch processing, bakery and confectionery, food concentrates, frozen and chilled food, sugar production, meat and fat processing, and the production of microbiological preparations (enzymatic, probiotic, starter cultures and others)
Shirley, United States of America
Matexcel
Welcome to Matexcel, a pioneering force in the realm of advanced materials and state-of-the-art services for both academic and industrial sectors. As an innovative leader, we specialize in the production and development of high-performance materials including chitosan, hyaluronic acid, graphene, natural extract materials, natural food additives, hydroxyapatite, collagen, bioactive ceramic, metal powder, alloy nanoparticle, biodegradable & tissue engineering materials, and much more. Our broad array of cutting-edge products is designed to meet the intricate requirements of various industries such as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, and materials science.
Turkey
Gaziantep Universitesi
Gaziantep University is a Turkish public university providing education, research and public-service activities across fields including engineering, medicine, dentistry, health sciences, science, culture, arts and social sciences. Its official mission highlights qualified education and services in research, science, culture, arts and health, while its academic structure includes Faculties of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.
Vilnius, Lithuania
2003
LithuaniaBIO
Association LithuaniaBIO is a non-governmental organization that represents companies, research and study institutions and health care institutions in the fields of diagnostics, health technologies and biotechnology, which include molecular technologies for medicine and biopharmacy, advanced applied technologies for personal and public health, advanced medical engineering for early and therapeutic treatment, safe food and the use of biological resources and by actively participating in the processes of new product development, technology transfer and commercialization. LithuaniaBIO promotes the wider application of life sciences and biotechnology in the Lithuanian economy in solving global environmental and quality of life challenges. LithuaniaBIO priority areas of activity are bioeconomy, medical technologies (medical devices) and life sciences, which include one of the priority areas of research and experimental development and innovation development approved by the Government of the Republic of Lithuania: health technologies and biotechnology.
Warszawa, Poland
Eversheds Sutherland
Eversheds Sutherland is a global law firm providing legal advice and business-focused legal solutions to international clients, including major multinational companies. Its Life Sciences and Healthcare practice supports clients across pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices and healthcare with legal, regulatory, compliance, intellectual property and commercialization matters.
Malmö, Sweden
The Disability Rights Federation, Skåne / Funktionsrätt Skåne
Funktionsrätt Skåne is a non-profit umbrella organization for the disability rights movement in Skåne. Through 39 member associations representing more than 40,000 individual members, it works to improve living conditions, participation, accessibility and equal rights for people with disabilities.
Malmö, Sweden
Skåne University Hospital
Skåne University Hospital is one of Sweden’s largest university hospitals, operating mainly in Lund and Malmö as part of Region Skåne. It provides highly specialised healthcare, national specialised medical care, research and education, with research closely connected to clinical practice and carried out in cooperation with Lund University.
Aalborg, Denmark
Innovationsklinikken / The Innovation Clinic
The Innovation Clinic is a clinic-based innovation unit in the North Denmark Region, affiliated with Aalborg University Hospital. It supports the development, maturation and commercialization of healthcare innovations, including medical equipment, clinical workflow improvements, decision-support tools, diagnostics, monitoring solutions and health/welfare technologies.
Turku, Finland
Euro-BioImaging ERIC
Euro-BioImaging was established as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) in 2019 and is recognized as the landmark reference infrastructure in the imaging field by the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI).
The distributed, not-for-profit infrastructure builds on a set of already existing national and international facilities of excellence in imaging technologies, the Euro-BioImaging Nodes, which provide physical or remote access to imaging technologies, deliver training, and support the users at all stages of their research projects with their experienced staff.
Euro-BioImaging in numbers:
• 18 Member countries + the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL)
• 40 National Nodes
• 329 facilities across Europe
• 120+ state-of-the-art imaging technologies
Mission statement:
Euro BioImaging’s mission is to provide researchers with imaging services that bridge biological and biomedical imaging and facilitate innovative and world-class research.
“Whatever the scale of your imaging, Euro-BioImaging will give you the tools and support to explore and answer your research questions.”
Imaging technologies are the central technology platform driving research in most disciplines of the life sciences. Euro-BioImaging contributes to discoveries in health, food security, plant biology, marine ecosystems, and the environment. It also promotes FAIR image data, enabling cross disciplinary research via integration with other data types.
Euro-BioImaging offers open access to imaging technologies, training and data services. Every researcher, both from academia and industry, can apply for Euro-BioImaging services whenever they have a project requiring imaging technologies and expertise but do not have the equipment or the skills to perform experiments at their home institute.
Services can be accessed through the Euro-BioImaging Web Portal at www.eurobioimaging.eu.
Skrīveri, Latvia
Agency Social Care Center “Ziedugravas”
Social Care Center “Ziedugravas” is a Latvian municipal social care agency providing long-term social care, rehabilitation and daily support services. It supports elderly people, people with physical disabilities, clients after stroke, people with dementia, immobilized clients and people requiring end-of-life care.
Zepi, Latvia
UNA CUM Foundation
Foundation “Support for Patients with Chronic Diseases Una cum” is a Latvian non-governmental foundation working in social service development, health promotion and psychosocial support. It focuses especially on people with dementia, cognitive impairment and chronic diseases, developing support, education and rehabilitation solutions for patients, families, caregivers and professionals.