Skip to main content

Lindholmen Science Park

To Lindholmen.se Swedish

Start
About us
PICTA Forum
Projects
News
Events

To Lindholmen.se Swedish

Home › News

News

Henry Wallmans prise in medical technology 2021

21 June 2021

The foundation of Medicine & Technology at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg University is awarding Andreas Fhager, associate professor, Chalmers with the 2021 innovation prize of Henry Wallman.
Vacancies at Chalmers University of Technology

19 May 2021

PhD student position in Digital Health for Supporting Acute Incidents: The Biomedical signals and systems research group at the division of Signal processing and Biomedical engineering at the Department of Electrical Engineering is recruiting a qualified candidate for a PhD student position. Interested?
Call for Nominations to the Henry Wallman´s Prize in Bio-Medical Engineering/Digital Health 2021

30 March 2021

To the memory of Professor Henry Wallman, and the legacy of close cooperation between the clinical and the engineering sciences, Stiftelsen Medicin & Teknik (The Foundation for Bio-medical Engineering) at Chalmers has instituted an annual Innovation Prize in Bio-Medical Engineering/Digital Health.
Automatic fall detection improves the fall injury process for older people

8 December 2020

The Autumn Leaves project aims to overcome one of our biggest social problems by reducing the length of the pre-hospital care process for fall injuries among the elderly and increasing its effectiveness. The Innovation Platform of Region Västra Götaland has now provided funding for the project which will start in January 2021.
Digital cooperation in the Mobile X-Ray project

29 November 2020

How can digitalisation be used to make care processes more efficient as part of the move to close care? In response to this question, PICTA and its partners are launching a project that is being funded by the Innovation Platform of Region Västra Götaland.
A history of the future

20 November 2020

i
Lindholmen Science Park

During the last 20 action-packed years, Lindholmen Science Park has become a force for innovation in Sweden. This has been a development journey that many people have taken part in and have reason to feel proud of. It is also a journey that has prepared Lindholmen Science Park for the next 20 years in the service of the future.
Digital health joins forces with the automotive industry

2 November 2020

Higher road traffic safety, better insight into the health status of the person behind the wheel, and increased knowledge of how connected aids and smart services can be applied in vehicles. These are some of the benefits of the emerging collaboration between researchers in the digital health area and the automotive industry.
Lindholmen Open Days – Global benefits for this decade

23 September 2020

i
Lindholmen Science Park

Between 15 and 17 September, Lindholmen Science Park celebrated its 20th anniversary with a three-day online version of the Lindholmen Open Days. The event, called “Global benefits for this decade”, looked back over the developments that had shaped this productive innovation hub and gave some insights into future progress.
The winner of the Henry Wallman prize 2020

20 June 2020

For the third year in a row, The Foundation for Bio-Medical Engineering will award the Henry Wallman Prize to a medical technology researcher or research group. We are proud to announce that the 2020 prize will be awarded to Associate Professor Emma Aneheim.
PICTA Reflects on the Past and Looks to the Future!

28 May 2020

The spring of 2020 has been unlike anything we are used to or have experienced before. Despite the major changes related to social distancing, remote work, etc., we have been operating at full capacity here in PICTA. Of course, clinic-related activities have dropped off substantially, and the Metis Forum originally planned for this spring has been pushed back, but at the same time we have been able to focus on other things, such as a strategies for the future, network development and the development of new projects. Naturally, this also involves reflection on what has been achieved thus far in PICTA's almost 9-year journey, and the choice of direction for the future. We would like to share some of those observations.

1 of 6
Show more

Do you want to collaborate?

E-mail us at picta@lindholmen.se

Contact us!

Lindholmen Science Park

.

Lindholmspiren 3-5, P.O Box 8077, SE-402 78 Gothenburg, Sweden

© 2021 Lindholmen Science Park