European Innovation Council

Chipiron develops portable MRI technology that uses quantum sensing to produce three-dimensional anatomical images at ultra-low magnetic fields. The devices are lightweight, portable, and priced at about one-tenth of conventional MRI systems. The technology supports disease detection, diagnosis, and treatment monitoring, with a focus on brain-related conditions, and aims to reduce fatality rates by expanding access to MRI imaging in diverse clinical settings.

Precisionlife employs a unique approach to drive innovation in chronic diseases through precision medicine. It uses artificial intelligence to generate deep insights into disease biology, stratifying patient populations for novel drug targets, biomarkers, and repositioning candidates.

Founded in 2012, Stablepharma specializes in developing processes for vaccine stabilization. Its flagship product, Stablevax, enables precise dosage pre-loading into syringes at manufacture, eliminating wastage. The company's technology platform converts existing vaccines and diagnostics into thermostable products, addressing global cold chain challenges.

AlzeCure Pharma is a Swedish pharmaceutical company dedicated to developing drug therapies targeting diseases affecting the central nervous system. Its primary focus lies in Alzheimer's disease, with five drug candidates at various stages of development.

Elicera Therapeutics is a clinical-stage immuno-oncology company based in Sweden that focuses on developing innovative cell and gene therapies to treat cancer. The company’s portfolio includes four drug candidates: two oncolytic virus therapies, ELC-100 and ELC-201, and two CAR T-cell treatments, ELC-301 and ELC-401. Additionally, Elicera has developed a universal CAR T-cell technology platform named iTANK (ELC-001), designed to enhance the efficacy of CAR T-cell therapies by enabling a multi-targeted approach against solid tumors. With its commitment to advancing immune-based cancer treatments, Elicera Therapeutics aims to improve outcomes for patients facing various forms of cancer.

Aplagon is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of innovative antithrombotic compounds aimed at addressing unmet medical needs in patients experiencing complications from vascular interventions. The company specializes in creating biological mimetics of heparin proteoglycan, which are designed to effectively manage thrombotic occlusions and ischemic reperfusion injuries associated with vascular injuries. By prioritizing safety and efficacy, Aplagon seeks to deliver antithrombotic therapies that offer significant advantages over existing treatments, ultimately improving patient outcomes in challenging medical scenarios.

Hervolution Therapeutics specializes in developing first-in-class immunotherapies targeting tumors by harnessing Human Endogenous Retroviral proteins (HERVs). The company pioneers innovative biotechnology solutions to combat hidden enemies within the human body.

Acorai develops a non-invasive heart failure monitoring platform centered around direct intracardiac pressure monitoring. Its patented technology combines sensor technologies and machine learning to enable accurate, cost-efficient care, reducing re-hospitalization and mortality rates.

Inbrain Neuroelectronics is a medical device company that designs and commercializes graphene-based neural interfaces and intelligent neuromodulation systems to treat brain disorders. The core platform is an implantable system that decodes brain activity with high resolution and provides focal, adaptive stimulation, enabling real-time precision neurology and autonomous therapy adjustments. This approach aims to maximize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing side effects for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, and stroke rehabilitation. The company pursues strategic collaborations to extend its solutions to peripheral nerve and systemic disease applications, expanding the potential of neurotechnology and bioelectronics.

MediWound Ltd. is an integrated biopharmaceutical company based in Yavne, Israel, that specializes in developing, manufacturing, and commercializing innovative therapeutic products for severe burns and chronic wounds. Founded in 2000, the company is known for its flagship product, NexoBrid, which is an FDA-approved biopharmaceutical designed for the removal of eschar in adults with deep partial- and full-thickness thermal burns, offering a less invasive alternative to surgical interventions. MediWound also advances other product candidates, including EscharEx, which has completed Phase II clinical trials for the debridement of chronic and hard-to-heal wounds, and MWPC003 for connective tissue disorders. The company aims to address significant unmet medical needs in these areas and improve patient outcomes.

MediWound Ltd. is an integrated biopharmaceutical company based in Yavne, Israel, that specializes in developing, manufacturing, and commercializing innovative therapeutic products for severe burns and chronic wounds. Founded in 2000, the company is known for its flagship product, NexoBrid, which is an FDA-approved biopharmaceutical designed for the removal of eschar in adults with deep partial- and full-thickness thermal burns, offering a less invasive alternative to surgical interventions. MediWound also advances other product candidates, including EscharEx, which has completed Phase II clinical trials for the debridement of chronic and hard-to-heal wounds, and MWPC003 for connective tissue disorders. The company aims to address significant unmet medical needs in these areas and improve patient outcomes.

Endoron Medical develops a catheter-based device to secure endografts during endovascular aneurysm repair. The treatment uses a stapling mechanism that mimics hand-sewn suturing by deploying multiple staples around the aortic circumference to achieve transmural attachment of the stent graft to the aortic wall. The device aims to reduce endoleaks and graft migration and to enable treatment of complex abdominal aortic aneurysm anatomies by improving fixation and sealing of the endograft.

iOnctura is a biopharmaceutical company specializing in the development of novel therapeutics aimed at addressing immunosuppression within the tumor microenvironment, which plays a significant role in cancer progression. The company seeks to enhance existing immune checkpoint therapies by creating new drugs that, when used in conjunction with these therapies, may improve safety and efficacy for cancer patients. iOnctura has formed strategic partnerships with prominent organizations, including Merck and Cancer Research Technology, to advance a pipeline of preclinical molecules toward clinical application. With access to advanced drug discovery labs and a network of academic collaborators, iOnctura is well-equipped to develop innovative combination therapies in the realm of cancer immunology, ultimately striving to optimize treatment outcomes for patients.

King's College London is a public research university in London, United Kingdom, and a constituent college of the University of London. Founded in 1829 by King George IV and the Duke of Wellington, it operates from multiple central London campuses and a campus in Denmark Hill, with a strong emphasis on medical and biomedical research and education. The institution supports a large community of students and staff and is known for its extensive graduate and postgraduate programmes. It is a founding member of the King's Health Partners academic health sciences centre and participates in major research and academic networks, including the Russell Group and Universities UK.

Palobiofarma is a Spanish biotechnology company based in Barcelona, focused on discovering and developing new medicines by modulating adenosine receptors. It aims to be a leader in European adenosine receptor drug discovery, using medicinal chemistry and in vitro pharmacology to identify selective adenosine receptor modulators, with potential applications in treating advanced prostate cancer.

Sentante is a medical technology company specialising in the development of robotic teleoperated systems for endovascular procedures. Their core product enables physicians to perform complex surgeries remotely, reducing their exposure to harmful X-rays and expanding telesurgery capabilities.

NETRIS Pharma S.A.S. is a biotechnology company based in Lyon, France, focused on the identification and development of therapeutic molecules aimed at treating various forms of cancer. Established in 2008, the company specializes in targeting dependence receptors, which are trans-membrane proteins that play a crucial role in cellular signaling and tumor control. NETRIS Pharma conducts both in vitro and in vivo research, as well as preclinical practices, to manufacture drugs specifically for the treatment of breast cancer, lung cancer, glioblastoma, and neuroblastoma. Through its innovative approach, the company aims to advance cancer therapies and contribute to improved patient outcomes in the pharmaceutical industry.

Antabio is a private biopharmaceutical company based in Labege, France, focused on developing innovative treatments for drug-resistant infections, particularly targeting critical priority pathogens. Founded in 2009, the company specializes in creating novel antibacterial resistance-breakers, including stand-alone inhibitors of bacterial metalloenzymes. These inhibitors are designed to be combined with existing antibiotics, such as carbapenems, to restore their efficacy against the most challenging pathogens responsible for life-threatening infections, including carbapenem-resistant nosocomial pneumonia. Antabio aims to address significant unmet medical needs in the treatment of drug-resistant infections, ultimately providing healthcare professionals with effective medicinal products to combat these critical health challenges. The company has been recognized for its work, receiving a Wellcome Trust Seeding Drug Discovery Award.

Methinks is a developer of a medical imaging platform that leverages advanced artificial intelligence techniques to enhance the diagnosis of brain-related diseases, particularly acute stroke. Utilizing Google's deep learning framework, Tensorflow, Methinks analyzes neuroimaging data to facilitate accurate and timely diagnoses. The platform offers a significant advantage by enabling stroke assessments through non-contrast CT scans, thereby eliminating the need for contrast CT and reducing the time required for treatment. This innovative approach enhances communication between radiologists, hospitals, stroke units, and other healthcare professionals, ultimately aiming to improve clinical outcomes in stroke care.

NEOGAP Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical startup focused on immuno oncology. Their pharmaceutical product, personalized tumor trained lymphocytes, offers even one customized cell treatment that is meant to precisely target and destroy cancer in a tailored environment, with very minor side effects.

Acorai develops a non-invasive heart failure monitoring platform centered around direct intracardiac pressure monitoring. Its patented technology combines sensor technologies and machine learning to enable accurate, cost-efficient care, reducing re-hospitalization and mortality rates.

Founded in 2017, SolasCure is a biotechnology company based in Wales, UK. It specializes in developing innovative hydrogel treatments for patients with chronic wounds. Its flagship product, Aurase, facilitates wound debridement, removing dead or infected tissue to enhance healing.

PrediSurge is a software company that offers design and support solutions for physicians and medical device companies.

Founded in 2014, Microsure specializes in enhancing microsurgical procedures. Its flagship product is a motion stabilizer system designed by and for microsurgeons to overcome physical limitations and improve surgical precision. This technology has successfully been used in clinical trials, with the aim of increasing treatment options for patients.

EyeControl is a medical technology company specializing in innovative communication solutions for healthcare. It develops devices that enable patients, particularly those with limited mobility or speech impairments, to communicate using eye movements. The company's flagship product is an intensive care unit communication device featuring an infrared camera and a connected computer that translates blinks and eye movements into commands.

Inbrain Neuroelectronics is a medical device company that designs and commercializes graphene-based neural interfaces and intelligent neuromodulation systems to treat brain disorders. The core platform is an implantable system that decodes brain activity with high resolution and provides focal, adaptive stimulation, enabling real-time precision neurology and autonomous therapy adjustments. This approach aims to maximize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing side effects for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, and stroke rehabilitation. The company pursues strategic collaborations to extend its solutions to peripheral nerve and systemic disease applications, expanding the potential of neurotechnology and bioelectronics.

Genomika Lietuva is a business that provides cutting-edge, perceptive, and meticulously optimized solutions for the biomedical sciences. It creates DNA storage technologies that allow for high-density storage of significant amounts of information in a remarkably tiny area.

Elgan Pharma is a biotechnology company specializing in neonatology, primarily focused on addressing the medical challenges faced by premature infants. The company develops innovative therapies using nanotechnology aimed at preventing visual impairment, a significant concern for preterm babies. By targeting the multifactorial causes of visual disabilities, Elgan Pharma enables healthcare professionals to improve visual outcomes and reduce the risk of long-term disabilities in this vulnerable population. Through its advancements in late-stage development, the company is committed to enhancing the quality of care for premature infants and addressing critical developmental difficulties associated with their early birth.

Neuro Event Labs Oy, established in 2015 and headquartered in Tampere, Finland, specializes in developing artificial intelligence-based software for epilepsy patient monitoring. Their primary product collects accurate seizure data from patients at home and in hospitals, which is then analyzed and relayed to physicians for informed treatment decisions. This solution was developed in close collaboration with leading Finnish hospitals.

Plasmacure develops a cold plasma technology to treat chronic wounds, with a focus on diabetic foot ulcers. Based in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, the company aims to stimulate healing by killing bacteria, promoting cell proliferation, and improving microcirculation, thereby reducing the risk of amputation and enhancing patient quality of life.

Carthera is a clinical-stage medtech company focused on developing innovative ultrasound-based medical devices for treating brain disorders. Its proprietary device, SonoCloud®, is an intracranial ultrasound implant that, when used in conjunction with an intravenous microbubble agent, temporarily opens the blood-brain barrier. This mechanism significantly enhances the delivery of therapeutic molecules to the brain, potentially providing new treatment options for debilitating neurological conditions. Through its technology, Carthera aims to enable healthcare professionals to address challenging brain disorders more effectively.

EBAMed develops a non-invasive ultrasound-based device to monitor and treat heart motion using proton beams. Founded in 2018, the company is based in Geneva, Switzerland.

VarmX is a pharmaceutical spin-off from the Leiden University Medical Center, focused on the development and manufacturing of therapeutic proteins aimed at restoring blood clotting in patients experiencing bleeding. The company's lead product, PseudoXa, is a modified recombinant human coagulation factor X that can promptly reinstate blood clotting in patients using direct factor Xa anticoagulants, such as rivaroxaban, apixaban, and edoxaban. These anticoagulants, commonly prescribed for the prevention and treatment of thrombosis and stroke, often lead to severe bleeding as a side effect. PseudoXa addresses this critical issue by effectively stopping and preventing bleeding, thereby enhancing the safety of anticoagulant therapy for millions of patients worldwide.

Scandinavian Real Hearts is a medical technology company developing an artificial heart to address the needs of patients awaiting heart transplantation. Its Total Artificial Heart is designed to closely resemble the shape, function, and blood flow of the human heart, with the aim of serving as a bridging solution for transplant candidates.

Tada Group AB, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in the manufacturing of medical products, primarily focusing on intravenous solutions. The company offers products such as the Thoor infusion tube, which is designed for efficiency in medical applications. Additionally, Tada Group has developed the ReLink connector, an innovative solution aimed at minimizing complications and costs related to accidental disconnections in IV lines, which is a significant issue in both hospital and homecare environments. Through its product offerings, Tada Group addresses critical challenges in healthcare, enhancing safety and reliability in infusion practices.

3DSecret is developing cutting-edge technologies to uncover the stochastic patterns behind metastasis in order to predict the course of cancer.

Samplix is a biotechnology company based in Herlev, Denmark, that specializes in advanced sample preparation for single DNA and RNA molecules. The company has developed the proprietary Xdrop™ technology, which utilizes a unique "water-oil-water" droplet formation to create millions of reaction chambers for handling individual DNA molecules. This innovative technology allows for targeted enrichment of large DNA fragments, addressing the limitations of existing multi-molecule preparation methods. By enabling precise and sensitive sample preparation, Samplix empowers researchers to conduct more informed studies, facilitating the sequencing of genetic regions critical for understanding virus integration and minimizing unintended CRISPR edits. The Xdrop™ system includes both the instrumentation and consumables needed for effective single-molecule analysis, thereby enhancing the ease of use and efficiency in molecular research.

Samplix is a biotechnology company based in Herlev, Denmark, that specializes in advanced sample preparation for single DNA and RNA molecules. The company has developed the proprietary Xdrop™ technology, which utilizes a unique "water-oil-water" droplet formation to create millions of reaction chambers for handling individual DNA molecules. This innovative technology allows for targeted enrichment of large DNA fragments, addressing the limitations of existing multi-molecule preparation methods. By enabling precise and sensitive sample preparation, Samplix empowers researchers to conduct more informed studies, facilitating the sequencing of genetic regions critical for understanding virus integration and minimizing unintended CRISPR edits. The Xdrop™ system includes both the instrumentation and consumables needed for effective single-molecule analysis, thereby enhancing the ease of use and efficiency in molecular research.

Inbiome is a trailblazing company in molecular diagnostics, specializing in proprietary molecular culture technology. This innovation enables swift bacterial testing and microbiome analysis, significantly expediting the process compared to traditional methods. The company's primary mission is to advance clinical microbiology by focusing on microbial detection and product development, thereby guiding clinicians towards more accurate and timely diagnoses. By offering advanced molecular technology for microbiome analysis, Inbiome aids in enhancing the understanding of bacteria in the human body, facilitating correct treatments, and mitigating unnecessary complications, costs, and anti-microbial resistance.

GrayMatters Health develops digital therapeutics for mental health and related neurological disorders, grounded in self-regulation of brain processes and brain biomarkers. The technology aims to deliver self-neuromodulation treatments that enhance efficacy, safety, and accessibility, enabling healthcare professionals to use neuroscience-based digital interventions within clinical practice and to complement conventional care with non-pharmacological options.

Sunrise is a medical technology company focused on improving the diagnosis and management of sleep disorders, particularly sleep apnea, which affects nearly one billion people worldwide. The company has developed a 3-gram sensor that allows for rapid and accurate at-home diagnosis of sleep conditions, utilizing trigeminal drive analysis to detect respiratory events. This innovative device is clinically validated for use in both adults and children and provides a cost-effective alternative to traditional in-lab sleep studies. Users receive a single-use sensor delivered to their home, which connects easily to their phone for seamless operation. Following the test, Sunrise facilitates consultations with certified sleep doctors or connections to local sleep centers, addressing a critical need in a healthcare landscape where 80% of sleep apnea cases remain undiagnosed.

Sensius is a medical device company based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, founded in 2015. It develops a thermotherapy (hyperthermia) system for head and neck cancer that combines proprietary thermal technology with interactive software and integrated microwave sources. The device is designed by clinicians to tailor treatments, using consumable collars to target the head and neck region. The technology aims to augment standard cancer therapies such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy by improving treatment outcomes and quality of life while reducing associated side effects. Sensius markets its system to oncology clinics and is pursuing CE and FDA clearance, with early interest from potential purchasers as regulatory milestones are approached.

Sensius is a medical device company based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, founded in 2015. It develops a thermotherapy (hyperthermia) system for head and neck cancer that combines proprietary thermal technology with interactive software and integrated microwave sources. The device is designed by clinicians to tailor treatments, using consumable collars to target the head and neck region. The technology aims to augment standard cancer therapies such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy by improving treatment outcomes and quality of life while reducing associated side effects. Sensius markets its system to oncology clinics and is pursuing CE and FDA clearance, with early interest from potential purchasers as regulatory milestones are approached.

Valo Therapeutics is an immunotherapy company focused on developing antigen-coated oncolytic viruses as therapeutic vaccines for cancer treatment. Founded in 2016 and based in Oxford, United Kingdom, with an additional office in Helsinki, Finland, the company utilizes its innovative Valo Tx platform, which includes PeptiCRAd, an engineered human oncolytic adenovirus. This platform is designed to induce systemic anti-tumor T cell responses by transforming oncolytic adenoviruses into targeted, tissue-specific cancer vaccines without requiring the production of multiple genetically modified viruses. Valo Therapeutics is also advancing other neoantigen strategies, including PeptiENV, in collaboration with Professor Vincenzo Cerullo from the University of Helsinki, to enhance therapeutic responses against various cancer types.

TILT Biotherapeutics Ltd is a preclinical stage biotechnology company based in Helsinki, Finland, specializing in the development of genetically modified oncolytic viruses to enhance T-cell therapies for cancer treatment. Established in 2013, the company focuses on utilizing its patented technology to improve tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) and chimeric antigen receptor (CAR-T) therapies, as well as checkpoint inhibiting antibody treatments. TILT Biotherapeutics is advancing products such as TILT-123, TILT-234, and TILT-321, which aim to modify the tumor microenvironment and boost immune responses against cancer. The company's innovative approach holds promise for achieving effective results in treating solid tumors, paralleling the successes seen in hematological tumors.

TILT Biotherapeutics Ltd is a preclinical stage biotechnology company based in Helsinki, Finland, specializing in the development of genetically modified oncolytic viruses to enhance T-cell therapies for cancer treatment. Established in 2013, the company focuses on utilizing its patented technology to improve tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) and chimeric antigen receptor (CAR-T) therapies, as well as checkpoint inhibiting antibody treatments. TILT Biotherapeutics is advancing products such as TILT-123, TILT-234, and TILT-321, which aim to modify the tumor microenvironment and boost immune responses against cancer. The company's innovative approach holds promise for achieving effective results in treating solid tumors, paralleling the successes seen in hematological tumors.

Syntach is a medical technology company focused on developing innovative cardiac support devices aimed at enhancing the care of individuals suffering from heart failure. The company's flagship product is a permanent, active implant designed to restore the impaired movement of the mitral valve while providing natural support to the heart. This device can be inserted using minimally invasive techniques and is smaller than traditional left ventricular assist devices (LVADs), which contributes to a better quality of life for patients and reduces the risk of complications. Syntach's technology is intended to benefit both men and women who require cardiac support.

Arctic Therapeutics is a drug discovery and development company that focuses on identifying the genetic underpinnings of major and rare diseases. It employs bioinformatics and artificial intelligence to mitigate risks and reduce costs and development timelines in traditional drug development, while its research and development is guided by a global team of experts in genetics, genomics, immunology, bioinformatics, and drug development.

Arctic Therapeutics is a drug discovery and development company that focuses on identifying the genetic underpinnings of major and rare diseases. It employs bioinformatics and artificial intelligence to mitigate risks and reduce costs and development timelines in traditional drug development, while its research and development is guided by a global team of experts in genetics, genomics, immunology, bioinformatics, and drug development.

iThera Medical develops biomedical imaging technology based on photonic molecular imaging and multispectral optoacoustic tomography (MSOT) for preclinical and clinical applications. The company leverages the photoacoustic effect to visualize and quantify anatomical, functional, and molecular information in vivo, including deep tissue visualization and real-time imaging, enabling non-invasive assessment of tumors and inflammatory diseases. Founded in 2010 as a spin-off from Helmholtz Zentrum München, iThera Medical focuses on advancing MSOT technology for use in preclinical research and clinical trials, supporting researchers and clinicians in obtaining deeper insights into biological processes without invasive procedures.

Sonio is an AI-based support platform for fetal ultrasound, helping practitioners analyze and diagnose congenital malformations. Sonio combines the patient’s medical history, genetic and biological data, and ultrasound semiology to assist physicians on the path to the right diagnosis. It assists sonographers during prenatal screening scans, helping them ensure that they have not forgotten anything, take risk factors into account, and facilitate the sharing of images with patients and other health professionals.

Sonio is an AI-based support platform for fetal ultrasound, helping practitioners analyze and diagnose congenital malformations. Sonio combines the patient’s medical history, genetic and biological data, and ultrasound semiology to assist physicians on the path to the right diagnosis. It assists sonographers during prenatal screening scans, helping them ensure that they have not forgotten anything, take risk factors into account, and facilitate the sharing of images with patients and other health professionals.

Dxcover is a clinical-stage liquid biopsy company based in Glasgow, established in 2016 by David S Palmer, Holly Butler, and Matthew Baker. The firm specializes in developing advanced diagnostics for the early detection of various cancers, focusing on Stage I and Stage II malignancies where timely intervention can significantly improve patient outcomes. Utilizing a combination of infrared spectroscopy and artificial intelligence, Dxcover's technology enables the detection of cancer from a simple blood sample, allowing for same-day diagnosis and patient stratification. This innovative approach aims to enhance treatment options and ultimately improve survival rates and quality of life for patients.

iOnctura is a biopharmaceutical company specializing in the development of novel therapeutics aimed at addressing immunosuppression within the tumor microenvironment, which plays a significant role in cancer progression. The company seeks to enhance existing immune checkpoint therapies by creating new drugs that, when used in conjunction with these therapies, may improve safety and efficacy for cancer patients. iOnctura has formed strategic partnerships with prominent organizations, including Merck and Cancer Research Technology, to advance a pipeline of preclinical molecules toward clinical application. With access to advanced drug discovery labs and a network of academic collaborators, iOnctura is well-equipped to develop innovative combination therapies in the realm of cancer immunology, ultimately striving to optimize treatment outcomes for patients.

iOnctura is a biopharmaceutical company specializing in the development of novel therapeutics aimed at addressing immunosuppression within the tumor microenvironment, which plays a significant role in cancer progression. The company seeks to enhance existing immune checkpoint therapies by creating new drugs that, when used in conjunction with these therapies, may improve safety and efficacy for cancer patients. iOnctura has formed strategic partnerships with prominent organizations, including Merck and Cancer Research Technology, to advance a pipeline of preclinical molecules toward clinical application. With access to advanced drug discovery labs and a network of academic collaborators, iOnctura is well-equipped to develop innovative combination therapies in the realm of cancer immunology, ultimately striving to optimize treatment outcomes for patients.

ValueBiotech Srl is a medical device company focused on developing robotic surgical tools that enhance laparoscopic techniques. Designed by practicing surgeons, these innovative tools integrate seamlessly into operating rooms, enabling surgeons to perform procedures through a single incision or natural orifices, resulting in a painless and scarless experience for patients. The company's mission is to improve clinical outcomes while ensuring safety and cost-effectiveness in surgical practices. By transforming traditional surgical methods, ValueBiotech aims to provide better healthcare solutions for millions of patients each year.

Herantis Pharma is a biotech company focused on addressing unmet clinical needs, particularly in the field of neurodegenerative diseases. The company's primary development program centers on HER-096, a peptidomimetic molecule designed to mimic the biological activity of the neuroprotective CDNF protein. By targeting Parkinson's disease, Herantis Pharma aims to develop disease-modifying therapies that could significantly improve patient outcomes.

VIVAN Therapeutics pioneers personalized cancer therapeutics using innovative assay technology. It licenses technology from the Center for Personalized Cancer Therapeutics at Mount Sinai New York, offering a comprehensive, genomics-based drug screening service enabled by blockchain. The company's approach intelligently designs personalized treatments, combining cancer and non-cancer drugs to reduce toxicity and cost.

Brainhero offers home-based neurofeedback therapy using EEG technology. It aims to help children manage symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) through engaging, app-based brain training.

ABCDx is a Geneva-based company that develops and validates biomarker panels and related diagnostics for brain injury care. It aims to identify patients at risk of severe long-term complications after traumatic brain injury or stroke and to educate clinicians on using these tests. The company is building a platform that analyzes brain biomarkers from a finger-prick blood sample to enable rapid, point-of-care diagnosis of brain injuries, supporting timely treatment decisions. Founded in 2014 by researchers from the University of Geneva and related institutes, ABCDx translates biomarker discovery and clinical validation into practical tools for stroke and brain injury management.

Akknatek is an ophthalmology technology company developing postoperative monitoring and treatment solutions for intraocular lenses (IOLs). Its patented lens reviewer aids clinicians in deciding how to manage dislocated IOLs, with the aim of reducing post-operative refractive complications after cataract surgery and lowering the need for additional refractive procedures. The technology is designed to simplify postoperative management and support improved visual outcomes for patients undergoing cataract surgery.

Arspectra is a medical technology firm that focuses on unique augmented reality solutions for the healthcare industry.

Protinhi Therapeutics is a preclinical stage biotechnology company focused on the development of antiviral drugs aimed at combating various viral threats, including dengue, Zika, and COVID-19. The company utilizes proprietary technology and compounds to create therapies that inhibit viral proteases, effectively preventing the viruses from replicating. This mechanism allows healthcare providers to better control the spread of these diseases, addressing significant public health challenges.

Avatar Medical is a developer of a virtual reality medical platform that creates 3D patient avatars to assist surgeons in visualizing medical images. By generating interactive representations based on medical data, the platform enables clinicians to accurately and instantly access critical clinical information. This innovative approach not only enhances the understanding of surgical options but also facilitates the training of medical fellows and improves patient engagement. Avatar Medical aims to transform how medical professionals interact with imaging data, ultimately contributing to better surgical outcomes and patient care.

Xenikos develops innovative immunotherapy medicines using anti-T-cell antibodies. These therapies aim to reset patients' immune systems quickly and efficiently, targeting activated adult T cells to improve treatment outcomes for serious immune diseases.

Inbrain Neuroelectronics is a medical device company that designs and commercializes graphene-based neural interfaces and intelligent neuromodulation systems to treat brain disorders. The core platform is an implantable system that decodes brain activity with high resolution and provides focal, adaptive stimulation, enabling real-time precision neurology and autonomous therapy adjustments. This approach aims to maximize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing side effects for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, and stroke rehabilitation. The company pursues strategic collaborations to extend its solutions to peripheral nerve and systemic disease applications, expanding the potential of neurotechnology and bioelectronics.

Inbrain Neuroelectronics is a medical device company that designs and commercializes graphene-based neural interfaces and intelligent neuromodulation systems to treat brain disorders. The core platform is an implantable system that decodes brain activity with high resolution and provides focal, adaptive stimulation, enabling real-time precision neurology and autonomous therapy adjustments. This approach aims to maximize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing side effects for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, and stroke rehabilitation. The company pursues strategic collaborations to extend its solutions to peripheral nerve and systemic disease applications, expanding the potential of neurotechnology and bioelectronics.

Nano4Imaging GmbH, established in 2011 and located in Aachen, Germany, specializes in the development and production of contrast agents and devices designed for in-vivo imaging of medical implants and minimally invasive devices. The company offers a range of products, including MRWire EmeryGlide, a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) conditional guidewire, and various coatings under the MagnaFy brand that enhance the visibility of devices in different imaging modalities, such as MRI, computed tomography (CT), and X-ray. These innovations facilitate navigation and monitoring during medical interventions, particularly in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases and in radiotherapy. By leveraging advanced nanotechnology, Nano4Imaging aims to improve the accuracy of patient monitoring and intervention outcomes.

Herantis Pharma is a biotech company focused on addressing unmet clinical needs, particularly in the field of neurodegenerative diseases. The company's primary development program centers on HER-096, a peptidomimetic molecule designed to mimic the biological activity of the neuroprotective CDNF protein. By targeting Parkinson's disease, Herantis Pharma aims to develop disease-modifying therapies that could significantly improve patient outcomes.

Precisis is a medical technology company founded in 2004 and headquartered in Heidelberg, Germany, focused on developing innovative devices for epilepsy treatment. The company designs a brain-computer interface device that delivers individualized brain stimulation by positioning beneath the scalp over the epileptic focus. The device enables deep, targeted stimulation of the affected brain region without direct contact with the skull or skull penetration, aiming to improve seizure control and quality of life for patients with epilepsy through precise anatomical targeting.

Cherry Biotech is a biomedical technology company that develops Organ on Chip instruments and microfluidic systems to culture and mimic human organs under physio-pathological conditions for drug discovery and personalized medicine. The company also offers temperature controllers for rapid temperature shifts and next-generation 3D cell culture technologies to recreate the human cell microenvironment, supporting drug development and toxicity assessment.

Meletios Therapeutics is a biotechnology company focused on developing antiviral molecules to address both current and emerging diseases. The company specializes in creating antiviral drugs that target the host mechanisms exploited by viruses, thereby providing healthcare institutions with effective treatment options for a variety of pathologies. Through its innovative approach, Meletios Therapeutics aims to fulfill critical medical needs in the realm of antiviral therapeutics.

Meletios Therapeutics is a biotechnology company focused on developing antiviral molecules to address both current and emerging diseases. The company specializes in creating antiviral drugs that target the host mechanisms exploited by viruses, thereby providing healthcare institutions with effective treatment options for a variety of pathologies. Through its innovative approach, Meletios Therapeutics aims to fulfill critical medical needs in the realm of antiviral therapeutics.

Lattice Medical is a French medical device company focused on breast reconstruction after cancer. It designs and manufactures implantable devices that promote regeneration of autologous adipose tissue to enable natural breast reconstruction following mastectomy. The flagship implant, MATTISSE, uses 3D printing and fully biodegradable materials to provide personalized reconstruction in a single surgery, reducing operative time and invasiveness. The company aims to offer an alternative to silicone-based implants by supporting tissue regeneration rather than replacement. Founded in 2017 and based in Loos, France, Lattice Medical develops solutions to address clinical and societal needs by restoring form and function for women recovering from breast cancer.

VesselSens, headquartered in Bonn, Germany, specializes in medical technology. It develops and markets implantable sensor systems designed to detect restenosis, a common complication following stent implantation or balloon angioplasty. These wireless sensors, placed in coronary or peripheral arteries, monitor vascular constrictions in real-time, aiding doctors in timely diagnosis and treatment.

Founded in 2015, ATXA Therapeutics is an Irish pharmaceutical company dedicated to developing novel small molecule drugs for treating pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). With a strong scientific foundation and over €15 million in grant funding, the company focuses on advancing clinical trials and securing marketing authorization for its therapies.

Ostoform is a Dublin, Ireland-based medical device company focused on ostomy skin health. It develops patented devices designed to manage skin complications for ostomy patients, including OSTOFORM, a mouldable seal that wraps around the stoma, and FLOWASSIST, which directs stoma output away from the skin. The technology is designed to prevent skin contact with corrosive output, reduce leakage, and improve skin health. The business originated as a spin-out from the University of Limerick and was established in 2016, leveraging patented technology to scale its solutions globally.

Founded in 2015, ATXA Therapeutics is an Irish pharmaceutical company dedicated to developing novel small molecule drugs for treating pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). With a strong scientific foundation and over €15 million in grant funding, the company focuses on advancing clinical trials and securing marketing authorization for its therapies.

AVVie GmbH is a medical device startup that specializes in developing minimally invasive implants for heart valve repair, specifically targeting mitral regurgitation. This condition arises when the mitral valve leaflets fail to close properly, potentially leading to serious heart complications over time. The flagship product, the Mitral Butterfly® implant, is designed to be deployed via catheter, allowing for the repair of the mitral valve without the need for open-heart surgery. This innovative approach not only shortens hospitalization times but also expands treatment options for patients who may not be suitable candidates for traditional surgeries. The implant features a one-stage delivery system and a design that allows the leaflets to function normally after implantation, significantly improving upon existing solutions. The procedure to repair the valve is efficient, taking less than 12 minutes, and utilizes a combination of a nitinol stent and a polymer matrix to mimic conventional chordal repair techniques.

Fineheart is a France-based medical device company specializing in innovative technologies for cardiovascular care. It focuses on the development of implantable cardiac devices aimed at treating cardiovascular diseases. The company's flagship product is a novel, wirelessly powered, fully implantable mechanical circulatory support device. This device is designed to optimize cardiac output while preserving the heart's natural contractility, thereby enabling patients to restore normal cardiac function. Fineheart's technology aims to improve the quality of life for heart failure patients, allowing them to return to normal daily activities.

Fineheart is a France-based medical device company specializing in innovative technologies for cardiovascular care. It focuses on the development of implantable cardiac devices aimed at treating cardiovascular diseases. The company's flagship product is a novel, wirelessly powered, fully implantable mechanical circulatory support device. This device is designed to optimize cardiac output while preserving the heart's natural contractility, thereby enabling patients to restore normal cardiac function. Fineheart's technology aims to improve the quality of life for heart failure patients, allowing them to return to normal daily activities.

Immunethep is a biotechnology company focused on developing bacterial immunotherapies for immune system related diseases. It originated as a spin-off from the University of Porto, using proprietary technology to counter bacteria that suppress the host immune response. The company targets a shared virulence mechanism used by diverse bacteria responsible for life-threatening infections, aiming to create broad-spectrum immunotherapies and innovative neonatal vaccines to protect newborns from bacterial infections. Through its pipeline, Immunethep seeks to enable patients to mount effective immunity and reduce the burden of multi-bacterial diseases with advanced therapeutic strategies.

Immunethep is a biotechnology company focused on developing bacterial immunotherapies for immune system related diseases. It originated as a spin-off from the University of Porto, using proprietary technology to counter bacteria that suppress the host immune response. The company targets a shared virulence mechanism used by diverse bacteria responsible for life-threatening infections, aiming to create broad-spectrum immunotherapies and innovative neonatal vaccines to protect newborns from bacterial infections. Through its pipeline, Immunethep seeks to enable patients to mount effective immunity and reduce the burden of multi-bacterial diseases with advanced therapeutic strategies.

At Augmedit, we're at the forefront of medical technology, where the power of augmented reality (AR) and extended Reality (XR) converge to transform the way surgeons and healthcare professionals operate and educate. Picture a world where surgeons effortlessly craft patient holograms with a few clicks, opening new avenues of patient engagement and communication. Our groundbreaking XR solutions bridge the gap between medical professionals and patients, offering a new dimension in healthcare communication. Envision patients and surgeons exploring and discussing their medical conditions and treatment options in an entirely immersive way. Or imagine pre-surgical planning collaborations between peers and colleagues... But that is just the beginning. At Augmedit, we believe in pushing the boundaries of what's possible by redefining neurosurgery with XR solutions designed to conquer neuro-navigation challenges within the operating room. Our commitment to medical innovation knows no bounds.

Methinks is a developer of a medical imaging platform that leverages advanced artificial intelligence techniques to enhance the diagnosis of brain-related diseases, particularly acute stroke. Utilizing Google's deep learning framework, Tensorflow, Methinks analyzes neuroimaging data to facilitate accurate and timely diagnoses. The platform offers a significant advantage by enabling stroke assessments through non-contrast CT scans, thereby eliminating the need for contrast CT and reducing the time required for treatment. This innovative approach enhances communication between radiologists, hospitals, stroke units, and other healthcare professionals, ultimately aiming to improve clinical outcomes in stroke care.

AugmedIT B.V. is a medical software company founded in 2018 and located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The company specializes in developing augmented and mixed reality tools that enhance surgical procedures by enabling surgeons to create holograms of patients. AugmedIT's technology focuses on applications in neurosurgery, medical education, holographic visualization, and neuronavigation, aiming to improve precision and outcomes in medical practice through innovative visualization techniques.

Akknatek is an ophthalmology technology company developing postoperative monitoring and treatment solutions for intraocular lenses (IOLs). Its patented lens reviewer aids clinicians in deciding how to manage dislocated IOLs, with the aim of reducing post-operative refractive complications after cataract surgery and lowering the need for additional refractive procedures. The technology is designed to simplify postoperative management and support improved visual outcomes for patients undergoing cataract surgery.

Founded in Munich, Germany in 2017, IRUBIS specializes in manufacturing Mid-Infrared (MIR) spectrometers and Attenuated Total Reflection (ATR) crystals. The company combines semiconductor technology with infrared spectroscopy to develop devices for analyzing protein-based drugs. IRUBIS offers a real-time bioprocess monitoring system using MIR spectroscopy, which measures glucose and lactate online without contamination risk. They also provide ATR crystals and accessory solutions.

Founded in Munich, Germany in 2017, IRUBIS specializes in manufacturing Mid-Infrared (MIR) spectrometers and Attenuated Total Reflection (ATR) crystals. The company combines semiconductor technology with infrared spectroscopy to develop devices for analyzing protein-based drugs. IRUBIS offers a real-time bioprocess monitoring system using MIR spectroscopy, which measures glucose and lactate online without contamination risk. They also provide ATR crystals and accessory solutions.

Born from the MRCLEAN trial, NICO.LAB was founded in 2015 as a spin-off from the Amsterdam University Medical Center. Our research background continues to drive our way of thinking. The team consists of researchers, developers and experienced medical specialists to ensure we align with our clients needs. We believe connecting human & artificial intelligence will revolutionize emergency care. Our cloud-based solution, StrokeViewer, automatically analyses brain CT scans and gives results within minutes. StrokeViewer empowers physicians in the emergency setting to provide patients with the right treatment in time.

ABCDx is a Geneva-based company that develops and validates biomarker panels and related diagnostics for brain injury care. It aims to identify patients at risk of severe long-term complications after traumatic brain injury or stroke and to educate clinicians on using these tests. The company is building a platform that analyzes brain biomarkers from a finger-prick blood sample to enable rapid, point-of-care diagnosis of brain injuries, supporting timely treatment decisions. Founded in 2014 by researchers from the University of Geneva and related institutes, ABCDx translates biomarker discovery and clinical validation into practical tools for stroke and brain injury management.

Protinhi Therapeutics is a preclinical stage biotechnology company focused on the development of antiviral drugs aimed at combating various viral threats, including dengue, Zika, and COVID-19. The company utilizes proprietary technology and compounds to create therapies that inhibit viral proteases, effectively preventing the viruses from replicating. This mechanism allows healthcare providers to better control the spread of these diseases, addressing significant public health challenges.

Kahun is a healthcare technology company that offers an online medical platform designed to assist physicians in making informed clinical decisions. By cataloging clinical information from peer-reviewed medical literature, Kahun's platform employs artificial intelligence diagnostic engines to extract relevant insights. This approach not only streamlines the clinical intake process but also enhances the transparency and explainability of healthcare decisions. By optimizing physicians' documentation time and overall cognitive load, Kahun aims to improve clinical outcomes and facilitate faster, evidence-based decision-making within healthcare organizations.

Selio Medical is a medical device company focused on reducing pneumothorax during lung biopsies. It develops a single-use device with a novel needle technology that temporarily seals the needle access route into the lung before biopsy, enabling interventional radiologists to perform procedures more safely and efficiently. The technology is protected by patents, and prototypes have been validated in laboratory tests and preclinical in vivo studies with positive results.

Restore Medical develops a device-based therapy for congestive heart failure. Its product, ContraBand, is a catheter-delivered implant in the pulmonary arteries designed to improve patient quality of life and reduce hospital readmission rates.

Idoven develops an AI-powered cardiology-as-a-service platform that enhances the diagnostic capabilities of cardiologists and non-cardiology clinicians. It partners with prominent organizations like AstraZeneca, Abbott, and GE Healthcare to improve patient care. Idoven has received significant recognition for its innovative technology, including awards from the European Innovation Council and CB Insights.

PoroUS combines non-ionizing 3D ultrasound technology and image guidance with sophisticated spectral signal processing to ensure the osteoporosis diagnosis. PoroUS’ cortical ultrasound back-scatter analysis offers a novel way to detect microstructural changes (porosity and thickness) in the cortical bone. PoroUS provides a precision- and operating independence-tool, which will improve the cost effectiveness and reduce the economic burden by preventing fragility fractures.

S.I.T. provides copper intraoperative electron radiation therapy, flash radiation therapy research systems, a machining laboratory, a vacuum laboratory, a radio frequency laboratory, a welding laboratory, discovering, and developing services.

GlucoSet is a medical device company developing sensor technology for improved glucose control in intensive care units. Its intravascular blood glucose monitoring system provides continuous and accurate readings, enabling clinicians to normalize glucose levels and reduce harmful hypoglycemia, thereby lowering mortality rates, complications, and healthcare costs.

PhosPrint, established in 2019 and headquartered in Agia Paraskevi, Attiki, specializes in laser bioprinting systems and regenerative medicine. The company's core business involves developing and providing on-site cell printing during surgeries, aiming to facilitate tissue regeneration and advance medical research. PhosPrint's offerings include healthcare technology products that leverage laser bioprinting and biotechnology research, enabling researchers and medical professionals to access innovative tools and procedures to combat diseases and medical conditions.