Health is individual and patients can benefit greatly from personalized treatments, tailored for their specific molecular disposition. This rapidly emerging field, known as Precision Medicine, relies on technology development and requires close collaboration between scientists and healthcare professionals. SciLifeLab aims to bring cutting-edge technologies, first-class expertise and data infrastructure to build the foundation of tomorrow’s Precision Medicine.
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Just prior to the pandemic Sweden launched its first ever national Life Science Strategy in eight priority areas covering the strengthening of academic research, facilitating collaboration between academia and industry, attracting more industry initiated clinical trials, and the continuous skills development needed for precision medicine and highly advanced production of pharmaceuticals and medtech devices. Across […]
Following the success over the past 6 year of our annual Nordic Precision Medicine Forum we are excited to announce that in 2023 we have a new venue and TWO NEW EVENTS. This allows us to convene a broader group of experts, from more disciplines, across all of the key stakeholders, in one place. As […]
The SciLifeLab capabilities for Precision Medicine and Pandemic Laboratory Preparedness (PLP) has recently launched a call for Clinical Technology Development Projects aimed at addressing unmet clinical needs. The call will support adaptation of technologies at SciLifeLab infrastructure units or PLP units for well-defined clinical applications, in collaboration with clinical researchers. Read more about the call […]
The Precision Medicine Capability now invites clinical researchers (PI) to submit Letters-of-Interest, LoI, for co-developing collaborative projects to test feasibility of generating interoperable multimodal data on clinically relevant samples at SciLifeLab. This call will fund 2-3 pilot projects to perform multimodal analyses at any of SciLifeLab’s technology platforms aiming to increase feasibility of bedside-to-bench-to-bedside coordination. […]
The Precision Medicine Capability now invites clinical researchers (PI) to submit Letters-of-Interest, LoI, for co-developing collaborative projects to test feasibility of generating interoperable multimodal data on clinically relevant samples at SciLifeLab. This call will fund 2-3 pilot projects to perform multimodal analyses at any of SciLifeLab’s technology platforms aiming to increase feasibility of bedside-to-bench-to-bedside coordination. […]
Last updated: 2024-02-27
Content Responsible: David Gotthold(david.gotthold@scilifelab.se)