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Starts in 1 month from now
LocationOostende
The European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed) will host the first edition of a Hackathon in Oostende.
The Hackathon will bring together interdisciplinary teams of researchers, innovators, engineers and clinicians to address relevant challenges in personalised medicine, and will explore novel uses and approaches of non-invasive biomarkers. EP PerMed aims to welcome students, researchers, innovators, engineers, clinicians, and entrepreneurs. Participants will focus on the ideation of solutions that improve patient outcomes and experiences. In addition, the event will provide a platform for participants to network and build meaningful partnerships.
Registration is free of charge and open to anyone residing or domiciled in an EU Member State or a Horizon Europe associated country. Note that registrations and team formations close on 8 February.
More information and registration on the Hackaton event page and on the dedicated EP PerMed webpage.
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