If you’re interested in health tech/medtech, the first thing you should do is check out our recent coverage of this exciting vertical as we’ve partnered with Bayer G4A to focus our editorial efforts on it for an entire month. But reading and listening only takes you so far. Sometimes, you need to be physically present […]
Radiotherapy is one of the leading techniques used to stop the growth and spread of cancer, which today is the second leading cause of death in Europe. While being effective for many types of cancers, radiotherapy treatment can be aggressive, potentially damaging healthy cells and tissues in the area where the treatment is being applied. […]
Tech.eu was recently at the Reflect Festival, held in beautiful Cyprus. the motto was “Where the history of the future will be shared”. The speakers included the first Android citizen Sophia, who, unfortunately, I didn’t have time to interview. The poet Max Stossel ended the two days with poems about our lives with technology and […]
The European Investment Bank (EIB) will lend up to €110 million to Dräger, a German company specialised in medical and safety technology. Founded in Lübeck in 1889 (yes you read that right), Dräger will use the fresh financing to fund R&D projects in medical technology targeting life-saving systems such as anaesthesia devices and ventilators. Jyrki […]
Today in the European Union, between 27 and 36 million people are affected by a rare disease, for which there is often no cure, or limited treatment options. At the same time, hundreds of thousands of clinical trials are taking place worldwide, looking for patients. However, few patients are aware that clinical trials might be […]
Howdy Tech.eu readers, we’re delighted to kick off our first ever topic-focused month on your favourite source of information on all things European tech. With the help of Bayer G4A, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, we’re going to explore the wonderful world of health/med tech throughout the month of May, shining […]
Amsterdam-founded medical imaging AI startup Aidence has landed a €10 million funding round led by INKEF Capital and Rabo Ventures, alongside existing investors Northzone, HenQ, and Health Innovations. This investment brings Aidence’s total funding to date to €12.5 million. The company was founded in 2015 and is focused on early recognition of lung cancer by […]