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EP PerMed - New Fast Track and Venture Creator Programmes

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The European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed) introduces two new opportunities for start-ups, researchers, and early-stage teams working on cutting-edge solutions in personalised medicine. These programmes aim to accelerate the development, validation, and market readiness of transformative innovations that enhance patient care:

  • Fast Track Validation Programme 
    Designed to address a critical bottleneck in personalised medicine development, this programme supports validation studies to elevate projects to higher technological and market readiness levels.
    Join the info webinar on 21 January 2025 here

  • Ventior Creation Programme
    This programme empowers early-stage ventures or teams in personalised medicine by bridging the gap between innovation and commercialisation through mentoring, business model development, and customer discovery.
    Join the info webinar on 28 January 2025 here

Submission deadline is 13 March 2025

Find out more
about both calls and how to apply on the EP PerMed website.

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