Hybrid Event: Healthcare Innovation & Strategy Series - Healthcare is Getting Personal!

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21 September 2021
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We would like to invite you to join us for our largest ever life science and medtech hybrid event on 14 October where we will be exploring upcoming trends in IP and healthcare.

This event will explore the continuing trend of providing personalised healthcare and medicines to individual patients, as well as looking ahead at the opportunities that digital health will bring. We will also have expert guidance on the importance of brand protection in this sector.

Speakers will include experts from EIP's HealthTech, Elements and Life Practice Groups as well as Professor Ruth Goodridge, Professor of Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) at the University of Nottingham, Joanna Holbrook, Senior Vice President of Research at Cambridge Epigenetix, and Julius Stobbs, Founding Principal at Stobbs.

The full schedule is available to view here.

All delegates will leave with key takeaways on the future of IP and healthcare including the risk and opportunities this emerging area offers.

Ready to learn more about the challenges faced by innovators in this exciting sector? Register here.



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