Innovative Leicestershire – Supported by a Successful Supply Chain

A Charnwood Campus Cluster event in partnership with Medilink Midlands, part of a series of events to celebrate the achievements and support the growth of the life science organisations clustered around Charnwood Campus Science, Innovation and Technology Park. Local companies, Council leaders, entrepreneurs, researchers, and stakeholders gathered at Charnwood Campus...

MDCG 2023-4 Medical Device Software (MDSW) – Hardware combinations

With the introduction of Medical Device Regulation [MDR] and In-Vitro Diagnostic Regulations [IVDR], the European Commission raises caution by emphasising traceability, patient safety and vigilance. This ‘cautioned emphasis’ can be seen in Medical Devices, Diagnostics and Digital Health regulatory requirements. With the ongoing development of Software, technology, AI, ML and...

Entering the UAE medical device market – what you need to know

Our Emerging market series continues! In previous Emerging markets articles, we looked in detail at some of the largest medical device markets, specifically Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Latin America and further analysed a selection of the markets in each region. Now, we’re looking into those territories once again to offer a more succinct...

Medilink Midlands appoints Christian Kumar Entrepreneur in Residence

The charismatic Chief Executive Officer of Medtech Makers Lab, Christian Kumar, has been appointed Entrepreneur in Residence for Medilink Midlands. Christian brings his extensive experience in corporate finance, investment banking and wealth management, gained over three decades of dedicated involvement in driving strategic growth for various enterprises to bear to...

£14m fund to share with West Midlands Life Sciences and Med Tech organisations as Medilink Midlands leads the way

We are delighted to announce the launch of the West Midlands Health Tech Innovation Accelerator (WMHTIA) and share our involvement in the project, which aims to help and support new healthcare technologies in their drive towards commercialisation. The WMHTIA has received £14 million in funding from the West Midlands Combined Authorities’...

Midlands companies join Innovation Accelerator for new healthcare technologies

Multiple organisations from across the region are joining the University of Birmingham in a project to drive new healthcare technologies towards commercialisation. Called the West Midlands Health Tech Innovation Accelerator (WMHTIA), the project has received £14 million in funding from the West Midlands Combined Authorities’ Innovation Accelerator which is part...