Unique Research Infrastructures – Goldmines for Life Science Companies

Join MVA’s next R&D Network meeting to discover how life science companies can actively use available research infrastructures to fast-track research or product development. This includes unique large-scale infrastructures, such as MAX IV, ESS, DESY and European XFEL, as well as cutting-edge complementary infrastructures and expertise at universities and hospitals in Southern Scandinavia and Northern Germany.

In the event you can hear how your company can design and join pilot projects across a variety of subjects, from structural biology to antibody research, drug development, device characterization, computational modeling, cancer research, enzyme & peptide research all the way to medical imaging. There will also be ample networking time to meet new partners for industry-academia collaborations.

What’s in it for you?

• Learn about state-of-the-art infrastructures and their capabilities for your R&D needs.
• Meet local infrastructure experts on front-end technologies, instruments, expertise, and data handling.
• Find your next collaboration partner from industry and/or university and start designing a first pilot study together.
• Learn how the HALRIC consortium can support such pilot studies.

About HALRIC

HALRIC is an EU-funded consortium of 21 partners in Scandinavia and Northern Germany, with regional organisations like MVA and Medicon Village, large-scale research infrastructures (MAX IV, ESS, DESY, European XFEL) and unique smaller infrastructures at universities and hospitals. The consortium aims to increase the use of research infrastructures and initiate collaborations across disciplines and borders. This is achieved by funding short pilot projects where companies, universities and a research infrastructure together e.g. can test a new analysis method, do feasibility studies, improve data handling, optimize sample preparation, characterize materials, or anything else that increases innovation through the cross-border use of research infrastructures and competences.