Visit innovative labs and research facilities at LTU for inspiration and new collaborations in connection to healthcare and Life Science.
Support Office for Life Science and health (SOHL) invites you to visit Luleå Technical university for networking activities, exploring lab environments and to learn more about their focus areas within e.g. human-machine interaction and AI in connection to healthcare and Life Science.
Tuesday, November 22, 2022
The bus departs from Umeå university at 5.30 am and returns no later than 7.30 pm. It will also be possible to join the trip and get on the bus in Skellefteå. If you are interested in joining from Skellefteå, please make sure that you have a dialogue with the organisers about the details and logistics.
Breakfast will be served on the way to Luleå and a light meal will be served on the way back.
Luleå, Luleå Technical University
Get inspired, start new collaborations, and increase your possibilities to secure funding from EU programmes such as Horizon Europe.
Researchers, healthcare developers and companies.
Laboratory -settings:
Activity lab (Aktivitetslabbet)
Motion lab (Rörelselabbet)
Depict Lab
Showroom (Visningsrummet) in Kalix (Digital meeting)
Defined areas of development:
Robotics and AI– ”Robotiklabbet”
Machine learning
Gender Contact Point
Precise – New strategic taking on precision health at LTU
Register using this form.
If your registration is confirmed the SOLH project offers free* travel arrangements. Meals are included. There will be a limited number of participants.
*Company representatives will be asked to sign the form for de minimis aid.
Support Office for Life Science & Health (SOLH). Partners in the SOLH project are Umeå University, Region Västerbotten, Umeå University Holding AB and Luleå University of Technology. The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), Region Västerbotten and Umeå Municipality are co-financing SOLH.
The European Connected Health Alliance (ECHAlliance) is a global network of more than 750 member organisations. In Northern Sweden we are building a regional node for connected health within ECHAlliance. The network contributes to international networking on important development issues and can also contribute with more funding for research and development through focused collaboration. For the coming seven years there is a budget of €95.5 million for research and development within the Horizon Europe program.