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Abstract:
The Nanomedicine Translation Advisory Board (nanomedTAB) offers since 2015 a free-of-charge mentoring program to assess, advise and accelerate promising nanomedicine projects to the market, based on a team of top skills industry experts with diverse and complementary experience.
Applications for the nanomedTAB are open until September 18th, 2017
Malaga, Spain | Posted on September 13th, 2017The objective? Help all projects and teams to get to clinical and commercial application faster and more reliably.
This sixth edition is open to companies, public and private research entities, and other organisations leading innovative nanomedicine projects in Europe
The deadline for applications is September 18th, 2017.
✓ 71 teams have already applied;
✓ from 18 countries in EU and beyond;
✓ more than 50% have been selected and are now benefiting from coaching over time.
Selected projects will be invited to attend the next TAB-In Sessions, a series of face to face meetings with experts to be held on October 19th, 2017 in Malaga (Spain), in the framework of the 12th ETP Nanomedicine Annual Event.
Applications should be submitted through the following link: www.nanomedtab.eu/?apply. Further information about the nanomedTAB and its experts can be found at www.nanomedtab.eu.
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About nanomedTAB
The Nanomedicine Translation Advisory Board provides you unique, free of charge access to high-level experts, who will advise and guide you to accelerate your project to the market. The TAB wants to help you to make the right strategic choices at the right time, reducing risks and maximizing the chances of success.
For more information, please click here
Contacts:
Pedro Silva
+351 253 510 596
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