We at the foundation have spent a sunny week in Almedalen 2024. It was a week filled with many insights and exciting discussions, and a highlight for us was our roundtable discussion, which we organized together with Huddinge Municipality. There, we delved into Flemingsberg's significance for southern Stockholm as a world-leading player in life science. Pernilla Boström, COO of the Flemingsberg Science Foundation, shares more.
What's happening in Flemingsberg? Launching a value proposition for Flemingsberg together with other stakeholders and starting to use a shared narrative is probably the single most important achievement for us at the foundation this spring.
Today, there are high hopes that health data can be used to deliver better care, prevent diseases, and promote health. The solution lies in better utilizing the knowledge we already have from people's data. Sebastiaan Meijer, Professor of Healthcare Logistics at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), explains this further.
The Flemingsberg Science Foundation announces today that the property company Hemsö is becoming an associated partner of the foundation. Through this partnership, Hemsö aligns with the foundation’s purposes and goals.
We are pioneers in cell and gene therapies, but it is only through collaboration that we can accelerate in the ATMP field and treat patients. During an intensive and interactive networking event, companies and Core Facilities met to discuss ATMP in the area and identify new collaboration opportunities.
The Flemingsberg Science Foundation announces today that the property company Hemsö is becoming an associated partner of the foundation. Through this partnership, Hemsö aligns with the foundation's purposes and goals.
Flemingsberg is an area in constant development and transformation. To highlight the exciting progress being made and the opportunities that lie ahead, the Flemingsberg Science Foundation invited members of the Flemingsberg Business Community to an inspiring summer breakfast with the theme "What's Happening in Flemingsberg."
Sweden's children and youth are not doing well. Mental health issues, increasing neuropsychiatric disorders, and sociocultural confusion, partly caused by social media, are on the rise. As a result, the level of knowledge among young people is declining, with reading comprehension and mathematics being particularly problematic areas. Irma Alert, the winner of the Flemingsberg Science Award, wants to change this.
The successful concept Station X is back with its second event, this time with the theme of Games - Design and Development. Around 70 game enthusiasts gathered, including researchers, companies, and students.
Three content-rich days on green industrialization and the development of tomorrow's sustainable society. Boden and Luleå demonstrate both courage and forward-thinking by taking responsibility for societal transformation and our Swedish innovations.