Swedish society is often described as one that encourages individualism, creativity and cooperation. Team work and cooperation is crucial and highly valued at any Swedish company, university and organisation.
There are plenty of creative networking solutions that merge for example university research with start-up companies and established technology conglomerates. THINGS® is a co-working space at the campus of KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. Hardware-oriented start-ups that work in areas like wearable technology and smart grid technologies gain access to prototyping and testing capabilities.
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The Immunity by Design conference, hosted by Filipe Pereira’s research group at Lund Stem Cell Center (LSCC), focuses on in vivo immune cell engineering. This event will explore key topics including immune engineering, immune cell therapy, synthetic immunology, delivery technologies, and translational research with industry insights.
Co-organized by Filipe Pereira, William Nyberg from Karolinska Institute, and Alexandra Teleki from Uppsala University, the conference offers valuable networking opportunities across academia, healthcare, and industry sectors for professionals at all career stages.
Details: - Dates: 22-23 October 2026 - Location: Palestra et Odeum, Lund, Sweden - Language: English - Registration and Call for Abstracts: Opens 15 May 2026
For registration and booking, visit Medicon Village's event booking page.
More information is available on the official event website: https://www.immunitybydesign.se/
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